by Here Comes Everyone | Sep 14, 2021
REVIEW: ‘IN THE STICKS’ ANTHOLOGY Reviewed by Stella Backhouse Confession time: during lockdown, when a more-than-once-daily dose of news got too depressing, I started watching twee property show Escape to the Country instead. There was much to enjoy. I could...
by Here Comes Everyone | Sep 9, 2021
REVIEW: RACHEL BOWER’S ‘THESE MOTHERS OF GODS’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse “There is no more sombre enemy of good art than the pram in the hall,” moaned Coventry-born Cyril Connolly in 1938 – although as he hadn’t had children at the time, and as he’s barely...
by Here Comes Everyone | Sep 6, 2021
American Mythology: Gods and Monsters By Eve Volungeviciute To keep up with our magazine’s newest theme, in this article we’re travelling overseas, more specifically to America. Here we’re taking a brief look at their myths, legends, and beliefs. As there are...
by Here Comes Everyone | Aug 30, 2021
Listing for September 2021: Online Literary Events Whoa, it’s September already? COVID-19 is still with us, but life in the UK has taken a few steps closer to resembling normality. Here in the UK, many Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted. Organisers...
by Here Comes Everyone | Aug 28, 2021
REVIEW: LUCY HURST’S ‘MODERN MEDICINE’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse Perhaps the best way I can describe Lucy Hurst’s experimental chapbook Modern Medicine is as an intimate history of pain. ‘Intimate’ because it is rooted in the poet’s deeply personal experience...
