Limited only by things unseen
Richie McCaffery reviews Hex and Other Poems by Shane McCrae (Bad Betty, 2022)
Reviews
Hydra heads of rebellions
Matthew Stewart reviews The Kentish Rebellion by Robert Selby (Shoestring, 2022)
The wasp in the fig’s tissue, sharp as a slice of paper
Bruno Cooke reviews Stephen the Phlebotomist by Nadia Lines (Nine Pens, 2022)
The year I was lost in the core of a star
Hilary Menos reviews Ovarium by Joanna Ingham (Emma Press, 2022)
Tangerine seethe beneath coal crackle
Annie Fisher reviews Relativism by Mary Ford Neal (Taproot Press, 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)
The cruelty and largesse of high water
Mat Riches reviews Summer / Break by Richie McCaffery (Shoestring, 2022)
Deep fake, rush fade, tilt shift, whip pan, smash cut
Jane Routh reviews Dream into Play by Richard Skinner (Poetry Salzburg, 2022)
Maybe it’s already gone supernova
Carl Tomlinson reviews Space Baby by Suzannah Evans (Nine Arches, 2022)
Ready to catch light
Emma Simon reviews the small manoeuvres by Kathy Pimlott (Verve, 2022)
The mind begins this squeaking
Nell Prince reviews Finishing School by Michaela Coplen (Ignition, 2022)
Your death opens gates to the dark world
Bruno Cooke reviews Orlam by PJ Harvey (Picador, 2022)