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Janice Dempsey reviews ‘Performance Rites’ by Barry Smith

Janice Dempsey reviews ‘Performance Rites’ by Barry Smith

by Leah Jun Oh | Apr 13, 2022 | Reviews

    Barry Smith’s debut poetry collection is a cornucopia of his rich life and artistic experiences. These poems draw on his life as an educator, theatre director, music lover; Smith directs the South Down Poetry Festival, co- ordinates Chichester’s summer...
Tessa Strickland reviews ‘Light Makes it Easy’ by Rosie Jackson

Tessa Strickland reviews ‘Light Makes it Easy’ by Rosie Jackson

by Helen Ivory | Mar 14, 2022 | Reviews

  Award-winning poet Rosie Jackson is in her element with her latest pamphlet, Light Makes it Easy. Richly informed by literary and spiritual antecedents, these poems are also completely themselves – both modern and mystical, intimate and universal. There’s...
Owen Lewis reviews ‘Bread without Butter Bara heb fenyn’  by Wendy French       

Owen Lewis reviews ‘Bread without Butter Bara heb fenyn’  by Wendy French       

by Helen Ivory | Mar 1, 2022 | Reviews

                        From the Welsh Diaspora Bread without Butter  Bara heb Fenyn explores the cultural and emotional heritage of poet Wendy French, raised in England whose mother immigrated from Wales as...
Carole Bromley reviews ‘My Name is Mercy’ by Martin Figura

Carole Bromley reviews ‘My Name is Mercy’ by Martin Figura

by Helen Ivory | Feb 17, 2022 | Reviews

  I was intrigued when I saw on social media that Martin Figura was regularly staying in a haunted inn in Salisbury during lockdown. I used to live there, taught at the boys’ grammar school and gave birth to our first son at what is now Salisbury District...
Claire Booker reviews ‘History of Forgetfulness’ by Shahé Mankerian

Claire Booker reviews ‘History of Forgetfulness’ by Shahé Mankerian

by Helen Ivory | Feb 16, 2022 | Reviews

    Beirut, 1975. I remember the news bulletins, the disbelief that anyone, let alone children, could survive the horrors of a bloody civil war. But they can, and Shahé Mankerian’s  History of Forgetfulness delivers an extraordinary testimony. His poems are...
Andrew McDonnell reviews ‘Fresh Out of The Sky’ by George Szirtes

Andrew McDonnell reviews ‘Fresh Out of The Sky’ by George Szirtes

by Helen Ivory | Jan 27, 2022 | Reviews

  Mary Borden, in her forward to her WW1 modernist memoir of prose poems, The Forbidden Zone, writes how her pieces are fragments of ‘a great confusion’. The poems that make up a great part of Szirtes new collection are themselves fragments of a great...
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Today's piece comes from Gemma Harland poems, it's a story of timeless capture, repetition, and relationships, and it's titled Déjà Vu. Read the full piece at the link below.

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Today's piece is a historical short fiction piece, detailing the dovetailing characters of Geoffroy and Zarafra. Enjoy 'An Orphan's Progress' by Harlan Yarbrough in full via the link below.

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Today's poem from scholar and professor Hassan Melehy is entitled 'Doctrinal Shuffle'. Read this quiet barnstormer in full at the link in bio.

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Today's poem from @AgitatedMind comes right on cue for readers in the latest period of extreme weather, signifying the breakdown of fine-tuned ecological systems that keep the Earth liveable. Enjoy this 'Heatwave' in full via the link below.

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