John Forth

John Forth finds that – among its many other achievements – Ann Drysdale’s poetry nearly always cheers him up

John Forth appreciates the sense of knowledge and information worn lightly that runs through the poetry of Tony Roberts

John Forth appreciates a carefully-compiled first collection by Andrew Geary

John Forth finds that John Levett’s new collection raises a number of questions

John Forth welcomes Robert Walton’s second collection – even if it comes a long time after the first

John Forth investigates the thinking behind the poems in Peter Bland’s latest collection

John Forth praises a poetry anthology which rises to the challenge of saying something original about birds

John Forth identifies with much that appears in a poetic memoir by Alexis Lykiard

John Forth finds that humour is one of the keys to the success of Alberto Torrealba’s tale of a poetic duel (translated by Timothy Adès)