London Grip Poetry Review – Anne Stewart
Merryn Williams discovers that Anne Stewart’s poems about bereavement succeed on several levels
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London Grip Poetry Review – James Davies
Jeremy Wikeley eventually comes to terms with the unconventional poetry of James Davies
London Grip Poetry Review- Greg Gilbert
Mat Riches assesses the success of Greg Gilbert’s attempts to make poetry out of his experience of serious illness
London Grip Poetry Review – Wendy Holborow
Stephen Claughton is transported by Wendy Holborow’s atmospheric poems from India and Africa
London Grip Poetry Review – Robert Peake
Adele Ward praises Robert Peake’s highly personal collection for both skill and emotional authenticity
London Grip Poetry Review – Kate Davis
Adele Ward admires the skill with which Kate Davis’s complex debut collection has been put together
London Grip Poetry Review – David Cooke
Neil Fulwood recognises David Cooke’s poetic virtues of straight talk and lucidity
London Grip Poetry Review – Steve Rudd
Carla Scarano reviews a serious and uncompromising new collection from Steve Rudd
London Grip Poetry Review – Alex Josephy
Maria C. McCarthy commends Alex Josephy’s illustrated selection of poems about Tuscany
London Grip Poetry Review – John Greening
Stuart Henson reflects on the serendipity that led to the creation of a high-quality artist’s book from Redfox Press which combines photographic images with poems by John Greening
London Grip Poetry Review – Merryn Williams
Emma Lee finds that Merryn Williams’ poetic skills are well displayed in this collection of new and selected poems
London Grip Poetry Review – Maitreyabandhu
Kate Noakes relishes a short sequence by Maitreyabandhu which combines nature writing and memoir