Tag: Cornwall
We Could Be Anywhere by Now
The poems in Katherine Stanfield’s second collection bristle with curiosity and the desire to understand the world through personal experience. Embedd …
Read moreThe Mermaid’s Call
One of the ironies – and a potential drawback – of series novels is that they tend to open with tedious preambles. Authors seem to think they need to …
Read moreThe Last Hundred
The Last Hundred, by Aaron Kent and William Arnold (Guillemot Press, 2019) is a collaboration between poet and photographer that creates a very real s …
Read moreThe Magpie Tree
As a long-time fan of Katherine Stansfield’s poetry, and a recent convert to her prose, I was interested to see how the next novel in her series would …
Read moreReview 15 Editorial
This month in Review 15 we look at the state of our literary nation, with contributions to our hour-long podcast, first from myself, looking at recent …
Read moreSome Small Portion of Eternity
Those old Welsh themes, memory, place, exile and inheritance, continue in this edition. We publish elsewhere a preview of Ynys Môn novelist Tristan Hu …
Read moreJohn Akomfrah’s Vertigo Sea
John Akomfrah was born in 1957 in Ghana and currently lives and works in London. He is an artist, a filmmaker and one of the founding members of the B …
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