Poetry review – FOXGLOVEWISE: Colin Pink admires the technical expertise behind Ange Mlinko’s imaginative and evocative poems
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Poetry review – LANDSCAPES OF THE EXILED: Charles Rammelkamp commends Alan Catlin’s bleak poems as highly appropriate for the current troubled times
Poetry review – MISSING PERSON: Vanessa Lampert admires both the perceptiveness and the kindness of Nicholas Hogg’s observations
Poetry review – THE MAGIC THEATRE: Tim Murphy follows James Harpur through poetic reminiscences of student life
Poetry review – DAUGHTER OF THE SUN: Alex Josephy reviews Rachel Spence’s imaginative exploration of a mother-daughter relationship
Poetry review – CHRONICLE OF DRIFTING: Charles Rammelkamp explores the curious world evoked by Yuki Tanaka’s poetry
Poetry review – VISITING HOURS: Wendy French examines an unusual mix of poems and pictures by Michel & Gillie Robic, arising from an anxious time spent in hospital
Poetry review – THE WORLD YOU NOW OWN: Jon Stone browses an elegant, erudite and entertaining new collection by PW Bridgman The World You Now Own: New Poems and a Novella in Verse P. W. Bridgman Ekstasis Editions ISBN 978-1-77171-552-2 109pp $28.95
Poetry review – I SING TO THE GREENHEARTS: Pat Edwards enjoys novel and surprising viewpoints in the new collection by Maggie Harris
Poetry review – SONNETS FOR MY MOTHER AS LEAR: Michael Bartholomew-Biggs is impressed by Martin Malone’s poems about the challenges of caring for an elderly parent
Poetry review – WISH: Paul McDonald appreciates the directness and persistent optimism of Maggie Brookes-Butt’s well-crafted poems
Poetry review – THE DEATH AND REBIRTH OF OPHELIA: Charles Rammelkamp manages to keep up with Robert Cooperman’s extensive re-working of Shakespeare’s Hamlet
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