London Grip Poetry Review – Litherland
Graham Hardie is enthusiastic about the new collection from S J Litherland
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London Grip Poetry Review – Linnell
Graham Hardie browses an enjoyably varied chapbook collection from Maxine Linnell
London Grip Poetry Review – Thomas
Graham Hardie takes particular note of the wide range of the poems in a debut pamphlet by Robin Thomas.
London Grip Poetry Review – Ricci
Graham Hardie finds much to admire in Marilyn Ricci’s new collection Night Rider
London Grip Poetry Review – Whyte
Graham Hardie is won over by a freshness and simplicity he finds in Hamish Whyte’s poetry
London Grip Poetry Review – Hall
For Graham Hardie, the poems of June Hall engage authentically with human experience
London Grip Poetry Review – Wells
Graham Hardie finds that the poems of Robert Wells offer some pleasing insights.
London Grip Poetry Review – Plater
Graham Hardie responds positively to the reflective and nostalgic poetry of Lynda Plater
London Grip Poetry Review – Comins
Graham Hardie finds that Oliver Comins’ poems about golf also have an appeal to the non-enthusiast.
London Grip Poetry Review – Valentine
Graham Hardie admires the poetic agility with which Ruth Valentine explores some dark themes.
London Grip Poetry Review – Price
Graham Hardie considers Alan Price’s chapbook of prose poems inspired by the work of Walter Benjamin
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London Grip Poetry Review – Will Holloway
Graham Hardie considers the range and substance of a debut collection by Will Holloway