Take My Word for It by Anatoly Liberman
Reviewed by Sarah James Raining cats and dogs, the green-eyed monster, as mad as a hatter; although their origins may…
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Read MoreReviewed by Sarah James ‘Oratory’- a place of prayer, aptly fitting for Robbin’s seventh masterfully crafted poetry collection, which feels…
Read MoreBy Sarah James You write as though you have a deep connection with Camilla; it’s almost spiritual at times, when…
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Read MoreReviewed by Sarah James Lee Colin Thomas does not disappoint, his debut collection of poems ‘Honey In the Dark’ is…
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