London Grip Poetry Review – Jane Burn & Bob Beagrie
Emma Storr reviews a serious and ambitious poetic collaboration by Jane Burn and Bob Beagrie More →
London Grip New Poetry Autumn 2019
This issue of London Grip New Poetry features work by more than 30 poets from all parts of the world: More →
London Grip Poetry Review – Malcolm Carson
Stephen Claughton finds that a new collection by Malcolm Carson reveals the calm assurance of an observant poet who has found his voice More →
London Grip Poetry Review – Valerie Lynch
Carla Scarano looks at poems by Valerie Lynch that explore relationships and experiences across the whole of life More →
London Grip Poetry Review- Antony Christie
Carla Scarano considers a poetic biography imagined by Antony Christie More →
London Grip Poetry Review – Colin Dardis
Mat Riches follows the canine theme in Colin Dardis’s new collection More →
London Grip Poetry Review – Ian McMillan
Stuart Henson wonders about the title but in other respects finds that the sharp-pointed humour in Ian McMillan’s new chapbook penetrates most of its targets. More →
London Grip Poetry Review – Paul McLoughlin
September 8, 2019 by Michael Bartholomew-Biggs • books, history, literature, poetry reviews, year 2019 • Tags: books, history, literature, poetry, Rosie Johnston • 0 Comments
Rosie Johnston congratulates Paul McLoughlin for taking on the challenge of rendering these ancient poems in contemporary English More →