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Murderous parrots eat souls

Book Review: Richie McCaffery reviews Mouth of Shadows by Tim Murphy (SurVision Books, 2022)

Schist and quartz and sparks of mica

Book Review: Hilary Menos reviews The Red House by Sharon Black (Drunk Muse Press, 2022)

Haunted, haunting, cursed and cursing

Pamphlet Review: Bruno Cooke reviews Farewell Tour by Stefan Mohamed (Verve, 2022)

Let the morbid fancy roam

Book Review: Rory Waterman reviews Donald Davie, Selected Poems, ed. Sinéad Morrissey (Carcanet, 2022)

Something beginning with earth

Book Review: Maggie Mackay reviews Desperate Fishwives by Lindsay Macgregor (Molecular Press, Geneva, 2022)

A change in the momentum of the world

Book Review: Victoria Moul reviews The Thirteenth Angel by Philip Gross (Bloodaxe, 2022)

More sea than land, more sky than earth

Pamphlet Review: Jane Routh reviews After Clare by William Thompson (New Walk 2022) and A Separate Appointment by Rebecca Farmer (New Walk, 2022)

In the Light of Rocket Flares

Book Review: Maryann Corbett reviews One Hundred Visions of War, a translation by Alfred Nicol of Cent Visions de Guerre by Julien Vocance (Wiseblood Books, 2022)

Language walking across borders

Pamphlet Review: D.A. Prince reviews Colours & Tea (Human) by Tomi Adegbayibi (Muscaliet Press, 2022)

Trains necklacing the night

Book Review: Mat Riches reviews Climacteric by Jo Bratten (Fly On The Wall Press, 2022)

Murders, thefts and debts, quarrels and ‘domestics’

Book Review: Jane Routh reviews Testimonies by Hamish Whyte (HappenStance Press, 2022)

Drawing the clean light in and doing good

Book Review: Annie Fisher reviews The Bigger Picture by D. A. Prince (HappenStance, 2022)
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