Flashes of brightwork
Victoria Moul reviews Something, I Forget by Angela Leighton (Carcanet, 2023)
Reviews
Everything so insistently next to everything else
Helena Nelson mind-maps Absence by Ali Lewis (Cheerio, 2024)
All the bridges are down
Carl Tomlinson reviews Between A Drowning Man by Martyn Crucefix (Salt, 2023)
This ritual of witness and professionalism
D.A. Prince reviews The Sessions by Jonathan Totman (Pindrop Press, 2023)
The man will carry this void
Rory Waterman reviews Missing Person by Nicholas Hogg (Broken Sleep Books, 2023)
We have an opportunity to listen
Maggie Mackay reviews High Nowhere by Jean Atkin (Indigo Dreams, 2023)
The Leeds Mummy abandons his chariot
Tim Murphy reviews A to Z of Superstitions by Ian Harker (Yaffle Press, 2023)
Resisting the shadows
Clare Best reviews MX SIMP by Kate Hendry (Mariscat Press, 2023)
The dull click-clink of gold against formica
Isabelle Thompson reviews I Think We’re Alone Now by Abigail Parry (Bloodaxe Books, 2023)
The Heavyweight Champion of the World
Hilary Menos reviews Many Professional Wrestlers Never Retire by Dane Holt (The Lifeboat, 2023)
Form it from loosestrife, form it remorselessly
Stephen Payne reviews Rope of Sand by Fiona Larkin (Pindrop Press, 2023)
If Tarring Neville was not a village but a procedure
Matthew Paul reviews Instead of an Alibi by Geoff Hattersley (Broken Sleep Books, 2023)