Reviews
2020
Hannah Stone on Selima Hill’s I May Be Stupid But I’m Not That Stupid
M. J. Iuppa on J. R. Solonche’s Truɘ Enough.
Fiona Sinclair on Charlotte Ansell’s Deluge
Karla Huston on Abby Frucht’s Maids.
Charles Rammelkamp on Marianne Boruch’s The Anti-Grief.
Usha Kishore on Jason Eng Hun Lee’s Beds in the East
David Mark Williams on Patrick Lodge’s Remarkable Occurrences
JANUARY
Patricia Carragon on Karen Neuberg’s the elephants are asking
Gopal Lahiri on Sunil Sharma, Intersections- Visual, Verbal
Fiona Sinclair on Nancy Charley’s The Gospel of Trickster
2019
DECEMBER
Albert Gelpi’s American Poetry After Modernism
Helen Ivory’s The Anatomical Venus
Jackie Craven’s Secret Formulas: Techniques of the Masters
David Mark Williams’ Papaya Fantasia
Aaron Smith’s The Book of Daniel
David Mark Williams on Hannah Stone’s Sŵn y Morloi.
Charles Rammelkamp on Reuben Jackson’s Scattered Clouds: New and Selected Poems.
Pippa Little on Sarah L. Dixon’s Adding Wax Patterns to Wednesday
Fiona Sinclair on Rosie Johnston’s Six-Count Jive
David Mark Wiliams on Fiona Sinclair’s The Time Traveller’s Picnic.
Charles Rammelkamp on Robert Cooperman’s That Summer.
Hannah Stone on Niall Campbell’s Noctuary
Jayne Marek on Claudia Serea & Maria Haro’s TwoIxism
Charles Rammelkamp on Clarinda Harriss/Peter Bruun’s
Innumerable Moons.
Colin Pink on Kavita A Jindal’s Patina.
Hannah Stone on Harry Clifton’s Herod’s Dispensations.
Grant Tarbard on Helen Ivory’s Maps of the Abandoned City.
David Mark Williams on J.R. Solonche’s, Tomorrow, Today, and Yesterday
Hannah Stone on Vindication: Six Women Poets, ed. Cherry Potts
Grant Tarbard on Marie Lightman’s, Shutters
Hannah Stone on Marianne Burton’s Kierkegaard’s Cupboard.
Charles Rammelkamp on Chelsea Rathburn’s Still Life with Mother and Knife.
Gopal Lahiri on Kiriti Sengupta’s Solitary Stillness.
David Mark Williams on Cathy Bryant’s Erratics
Pippa Little on Jane Lovell’s Metastatic
Hannah Stone on Angi Holden’s Spools of Thread
Fiona Sinclair on Ayelet McKenzie’s Messages Written on Envelope Backs
2018
Robyn Bolam on Wendy Cope’s Anecdotal Evidence
David Fulton on The Poems of T.S. Elliot: Vol. 1
Jayne Marek on S. A. Leavesley’s How to Grow Matches
Charles Rammelkamp on Bradley Paul’s Plasma.
David Fulton on Lola Ridge’s, To the Many: Collected Early Works
Jayne Marek on Ruth Stacey and Katy Wareham-Morris’s Inheritance
M. J. Iuppa on J. R. Solonche’s In Short Order
Charles Rammelkamp on Donna Masini’s 4:30 Movie
Kavita A. Jindal on Usha Kishore’s Immigrant
Jayne Marek on Grant Tarbard’s Rosary of Ghosts.
Rodney Wood’s Dante Called You Beatrice.
Charles Rammelkamp on Francine Witte’s Café Crazy
M.J. Iuppa on Alicia Hoffman’s Railroad Phoenix
Jayne Marek on Sarah L. Dixon’s The Sky is Cracked and Joy Howard’s Foraging
Jack Little on Robyn Bolem’s Hyem
Fiona Sinclair on Nicky Phillips, Jam in Aisle 3
Charles Rammelkamp on Sarah Rose Nordgren’s Darwin’s Mother
Usha Kishore on Shanta Acharya’s Imagine: New and Selected Poems
2017
Jayne Marek on Lena Kahlaf Tuffaha’s Arab in Newsland
Jack Little on Abegail Morley’s In the Curator’s Hands
Fiona Sinclair on Donall Dempsey’s Gerry Sweeney’s Mammy
Jayne Marek on Stephen Cramer’s Bone Music
Pippa Little on Fifty Ways to Fly, ed. Alison Hill
Jack Little on Angela Topping’s, The Five Petals of Elderflower
J. R. Solonche on Sarah White’s to one who bends my time
Jackie Craven on Jayne Marek’s In and Out of Rough Water
Devika Basu on Kiriti Sengupta’s Dreams of the Sacred and Ephemeral
Jean Atkin on Pippa Little’s Twist
Charles Rammelkamp on Shirley J. Brewer’s Bistro in Another Realm
J. R. Solonche on Rosemary Badcoe’s Drawing a Diagram
Grant Tarbard on Gram Joel Davies’ Bolt Down This Earth
Jack Little on Lena Khalaf Tuffaha’s Water & Salt
Gram Joel Davies on Annette C. Boehm’s The Knowledge Weapon
David Fulton on Richard Gray’s A History of American Poetry.
Fiona Sinclair on Nancy Charley’s Little Blue Hut.
Pippa Little on Dominic James’ Pilgrim Station.
Grant Tarbard on Ruth Aylett & Beth McDonough’s Handfast
Mahuya Bhaumik on Home Thoughts: Poetry of The British Indian Diaspora
Becky Cherriman’s Echolocation
Charles Remmelkamp on Aaron Smith’s Primer
2016
J. R. Solonche’s Won’t be Long: Poems Short, Poems Shorter, Poems Shortest
Georgina Mexía-Amador on Ingrid Valencia’s Un círculo en otro sol/Circle in a different sun
Robyn Bolam on The Poems of Basil Bunting.
Gram Joel Davies on Julia Webb’s Bird Sisters
Jack Little on Joan Johnston’s An Overtaking
Jessica Gray on Patrick Lodge’s Shenanigans
Maggie Harris on Mark Holihan’s There Are No Foreign Lands
Pippa Little on Claire Askew’s This changes things
Gram Joel Davies on Angela Topping and Sarah James’ Hearth
Sarah White on Sharon Dolin’s Manual for Living
Jack Little on S. A. Leavesley’s Lampshades & Glass Rivers
Grand Tarbard on Anthony Costello’s Angles & Visions.
Tony Curtis on Pippa Little’s our lady of the iguanas
Laura M. Kaminski on John L. Stanizzi’s Hallelujah Time
Robyn Bolam on Christopher Reid’s The Curiosities
Jessica Gray on Funny Ha-Ha, Funny Peculiar, ed. Neil Astley
Ananya S Guha on Kiriti Sengupta’s The Earthen Flute
Jessica Gray on Claudia Serea’s To Part is to Die a Little
NEWS
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Selima Hill’s I May Be Stupid But I’m Not That Stupid, J. R. Solonche’s Truɘ Enough, Charlotte Ansell’s Deluge.
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