by Here Comes Everyone | Jul 5, 2022
REVIEW: JULIA WEBB’S ‘THE TELLING’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse I sometimes wonder if World War One is alive and well and dwelling among us. Take me. My maternal grandfather was a boozer, probably because it was the easiest way of blotting out...
by Here Comes Everyone | Jul 5, 2022
INTERVIEW: FIRE & DUST MEETS AMY RUGG ‘…And the question mark-ed man Stood up straight and Clenched his jaw Closed his quotations Revoked his law…’ _________________________–Amy Rugg Amy Rugg is a talented writer, poet, collector of stories,...
by Here Comes Everyone | Jul 3, 2022
July 2022 Round-up: Virtual Literary Events July has landed! For most events organisers, this year has been an improvement on the past two – but with COVID-19 levels fluctuating, we are still combatting various challenges to ensure gigs can happen safely....
by Here Comes Everyone | Jun 23, 2022
INTERVIEW: FIRE & DUST MEETS RICK DOVE Rick Dove is a queer, mixed-race, and neurodivergent poet and storyteller from London. His work explores themes of identity, philosophy and social justice using a blend of traditional, modern and free...
by Here Comes Everyone | Jun 22, 2022
REVIEW: ANTONY OWEN’S ‘THE BATTLE’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse When a poet whose reputation rests largely on his powerful critiques of war and its shattering traumatic legacies produces a new pamphlet entitled The Battle, you’d be forgiven for...
