I with my mother became we
Maggie Mackay reviews Grief’s Alphabet by Carrie Etter (Seren, 2024)
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Alert, electric, alive
Maggie Mackay reviews A Change in the Air by Jane Clarke (Bloodaxe, 2023)
We have an opportunity to listen
Maggie Mackay reviews High Nowhere by Jean Atkin (Indigo Dreams, 2023)
Sunset over Sky dishes
Maggie Mackay reviews 20 by Holly Magill (Drunk Muse Press, 2023)
What’s left at the end of the world
Maggie Mackay reviews Sensitive to Temperature by Serena Alagappan (Smith|Doorstop Books, 2023)
Limos : acceptance, smirom : peace
Maggie Mackay reviews Didicoy by Karen Downs-Barton (Smith|Doorstop Books, 2023)
Of difference, and of faith and its loss
Maggie Mackay reviews Hymnal by Julia Bell (Parthian, 2023)
Something beginning with earth
Maggie Mackay reviews Desperate Fishwives by Lindsay Macgregor (Molecular Press, Geneva, 2022)
Your gift living on in cracked pots carried from garden to garden
Maggie Mackay reviews The Doll's Hospital by Jenny Robb (Yaffle, 2022)
Woods, words, a sword of spells bunched up on a larch
Maggie Mackay reviews Shelling Peas with My Grandmother in the Gorgiolands by Sarah Wimbush (Bloodaxe, 2022)
What does Maggie Mackay say?
I found poetry through the Open University creative writing courses which I studied after retirement from teaching ...
Three pamphlets: Sarah Mnatzaganian, Judi Sutherland and Hugo Williams
Matthew Paul reviews Lemonade in the Armenian Quarter by Sarah Mnatzaganian, Maggie Mackay reviews Following Teisa by Judi Sutherland and Hilary Menos reviews Badlands by Hugo Williams