Tag: Afric McGlinchey

Pond is an experimental novel that takes place entirely inside the mind of an unnamed protagonist. It relates the thought processes and...

Bountiful Instructions for Enlightenment is published by The (Great) Indian Poetry Collective, one of whose patrons is Carolyn Forché; Hajaratwala is also fortunate enough to have...

The multi-award-winning South African poet Kobus Moolman begins his seventh poetry collection with a quotation by Georges Perec: Even if I have the help only...

Sadakichi Hartmann has been described as ‘one of the most intriguing and overlooked figures in the history of American poetry’ (Juliana Chang), and with...

I’m guessing that most reviewers are themselves poets. Many of us know that heart-in-mouth feeling of waiting for the critic’s verdict, the one that...

Opening Out This Selected volume reflects the development of Vona Groarke’s poetic sensibility over a period of twenty years. The poems are drawn from her...

Eva HD’s first book of poetry, Rotten Perfect Mouth, was published  by Mansfield  Press in 2015. Shiner followed a year later. A science  lecturer ...

Caroline Smith (Orbis 176) is delving here beneath the morass of statistics and forms to uncover the real lives, circumstances, memories and emotions of...

Shards A distraught young girl appears on the doorstep of a man living alone, and tells him that her father has disappeared. So begins the...

  Immersion Gills appear on either side of the throat; liquid slowly webs my toes and fingers; then it’s the spiraling dance downward to the algae-curtained house of rock and...