Timothy Ogene Descent & Other Poems (Deerbrook Editions, 2016) Review by Alison Graham The word descent encompasses many possibilities, affording breadth as well as depth. What kind is happening here? The word might… Continue reading
BRIAN JOHNSTONE is a poet, writer and performer whose work has appeared throughout the UK, the Americas, Australasia and Europe. He has published seven collections, most recently Dry Stone Work (Arc, 2014) and the… Continue reading
Norah Lange, People in the Room, translated by Charlotte Whittle (And Other Stories, 2018) Carla Maliandi, The German Room, translated by Frances Riddle (Charco Press, 2018) By Rebecca DeWald “Reality is partial to… Continue reading
Ali Whitelock, and my heart crumples like a coke can (Wakefield Press, 2018) Review by Edward O’Dwyer When you first pick up a copy of and my heart crumples like a coke can you’ll… Continue reading
ROBIN FULTON MACPHERSON’S A Northern Habitat: Collected Poems 1960-2010 (2014) and Unseen Isles and Other Poems (2018) have been published by Marick Press (Michigan). Poets he has translated include (from Norwegian) Olav H. Hauge and… Continue reading
Editor Rebecca DeWald met Annie Rutherford, translator of Hydra’s Heads, the first English-language collection of poems by German poet and performer Nora Gomringer. Nora Gomringer, Hydra’s Heads, translated by Annie Rutherford (Burning Eye… Continue reading
Xe M. Sánchez was born in 1970 in Grau (Asturies, Spain). He received his Ph.D degree in History from the University of Oviedo in 2016. He is anthropologist, and he also studied Tourism… Continue reading
RUTH VALENTINE has published three full-length collections and six shorter; the latest are Downpour (Smokestack 2015), Rubaiyat for the Martyrs of Two Wars (Hercules 2017) and A Grenfell Alphabet (self-published in aid of… Continue reading
Mesándel Virtusio Arguelles’s 18 books in Filipino include, among others, Guwang, Pilas ng Papel: Mga Sanaysay sa Tula, Pesoa, and Kurap sa Ilalim, as well as a volume of selected poems, Ang Iyong Buhay ay… Continue reading
These are the seventeen days and we have been told to count them. I bow my head and notice only the steady drone of engines. I clasp my hands together in front of… Continue reading
