Concluding the London Grip serial story for Christmas
year 2017
Continuing the London Grip serial story for Christmas
A London Grip serial story for Christmas
John Forth welcomes Robert Walton’s second collection – even if it comes a long time after the first
Graham Hardie is enthusiastic about the new collection from S J Litherland
Rosie Johnston is captivated by an engaging and original collection from Inua Ellams
A deft revival in the play’s centenary year is a welcome chance to shed fresh light on Barrie’s fixation with the mismatch between the human potential and idealism represented by a child and the failed adult mess all around us.
Pamela Johnson finds that Angela France’s landscape poems work on several levels.
Rosie Johnston admires the strongly narrative poetry of Jennifer A McGowan
D A Prince considers how best to appreciate the subtle poetry of Martyn Crucefix
Pam Thompson reviews a clutch of prize-winning pamphlets from Smith/Doorstop
On Thursday 16th November a group of local government dignitaries, representatives of the Canary Wharf Group PLC and arts professionals from the Henry Moore Foundation assembled in in a well-known cigar and jazz venue in Canary Wharf to celebrate the return of Old Flo.
By Jane McChrystal • art, sculpture, year 2017 • Tags: art, Jane McChrystal, sculpture