A memoir by Bernard Green tells the story of a transport café over sixty years before and after World War two.
Michael Bartholomew-Biggs
A spiritual autobiography by Murray Bodo turns out to be an unexpectedly down-to-earth story
* This issue of London Grip features new poems by: * Sonja Key * María Castro Domínguez * Fiona Sinclair * Sarah Lawson * Angela Kirby * Phil Wood * Jeni Curtis * J D DeHart * Marc Carver * Hugh McMillan * Linda Rose Parkes * Kate Noakes * Norbert Hirschhorn * Peter Ulric […]
London Grip comments on recent collections by Rosemary Norman, Julia Webb & Abegail Morley
* This issue of London Grip features new poems by: *Brian Docherty *Tracey Peterson *Bruce Christianson *Caroline Am Bergris *Jonathan Taylor *Caroline Natzler *Mary Franklin *Gareth Culshaw * Abdulrahman M Abu-yaman *Brian Johnstone *Jane Henderson *Maggie Freeman * Rosa Walling-Wefelmeyer *Oliver Comins *Teoti Jardine *Mary Michaels *Gary Beck *Racker Donnelly *Anthony Wilson *John Freeman *Bethany […]
A new collection by Tim Cunningham deals sensitively with loss and disappointment
A new stage show by poet Martin Figura turns out to be both entertaining and thought-provoking
London Grip’s poetry editor considers two very different poetry collections by Eve Pearce and Linda Black
Michael Bartholomew-Biggs reviews At the Races by Michael McCarthy and The Road to Murreigh by Paul McLoughlin. Work & Food by Peter Daniels and Mr Luczinski Makes a Move by Peter Daniels. Wounded Angels by Murray Bodo, Things to Say by John Lucas and Whistle by Martin Figura. Emergency Verse edited by Alan Morrison.
Optimization & Optimism Michael Bartholomew-Biggs looks at links between mathematics & poetry
Pamela Johnson’s latest novel describes the intriguing interplay between three characters and reveals a lot about human vulnerability and resilience
By Michael Bartholomew-Biggs • books, year 2016 0 • Tags: books, Michael Bartholomew-Biggs