At its heart, Carrie Etter’s fifth collection Grief’s Alphabet poignantly explores the loss of the poet’s mother and describes the impact o...

Paul O’Prey’s beautifully designed chapbook from The Melos Press contains a mapping of the poet’s dealings with the world, though every step...

  Textiles are vital to our lives. We are swaddled in them when we’re born, we wrap our bodies in them every day and we’re shrouded in them ...

  Jean-Baptiste Del Amo’s latest novel, The Son of Man , opens with a promise. It introduces a context for human experience that places huma...

Imagining our home, town and local landscape as a wasteland; envisaging the future for our sea-ravaged coasts and climate-battered green spa...

Legion of Lost Letters is such a wonderful title, the alliteration bringing with it the promise of historical adventure and discovery, and ...

A horror story – not my usual thing. Olga Tokarczuk – I have heard of her but never read her work. A nod to Thomas Mann's The Magic Moun...

It was with some concern that I received a package stamped RLW Institute of Neurological Studies . Was there something wrong with me? Relief...

What comes to mind, as I read Zoë Skoulding’s A Marginal Sea , is sound - be it birdsong, waves, language, empty space. Sound holds as equal...