Book Reviews
Unfashionable almost to the point of provocation
Victoria Moul reviews Arctic Elegies by Peter Davidson (Carcanet, 2022)
Working off the movement of the earth in space
D.A. Prince reviews Dynamo by Luke Samuel Yates (The Poetry Business, 2023)
All the blues and greens
Isabelle Thompson reviews Say It With Me by Vanessa Lampert (Seren, 2023)
These moments, rare and marvellous
Jane Routh reviews The Guest Room by Diana Hendry (Worple Press, 2022)
A Community Reimagined
Chris Edgoose reviews Medlars by Geraldine Clarkson (Shearsman, 2023)
Rare is this wrought-work
Carl Tomlinson reviews Earth House by Matthew Hollis (Bloodaxe, 2023)
Meanwhile in Camelot
Helena Nelson reviews The Big Calls by Glyn Maxwell (Live Canon, 2023)
Inside fire what you get is fire
Victoria Moul reviews Heritage Aesthetics by Anthony Anaxagorou (Granta, 2022)
Finishing mummy’s pictures
Rachael Matthews reviews The Illustrated Woman by Helen Mort (Chatto & Windus, 2022)
I am cobalt and cherry pulp lyric
Tim Murphy reviews VISIONS & FEED by Maria Sledmere (HVTN Press, 2022)
You are less separate than you imagine
Charlotte Gann reviews The Hopeful Hat by Carole Satyamurti (Bloodaxe, 2023)
Can’t you see the poetry in throwing a fire extinguisher through the window of the Ritz?
Karen Smith reviews Improvised Explosive Device by Arji Manuelpillai (Penned in the Margins, 2022)