by Here Comes Everyone | May 10, 2023
REVIEW: ‘UNKNOWN’ (ANNA ROSE JAMES AND ELIZABETH CHADWICK PYWELL) By Stella Backhouse If you want to really enjoy a poem, how much background info do you need about its subject? Because different people’s minds work differently, a range of responses may...
by Here Comes Everyone | Feb 6, 2023
INTERVIEW: FIRE & DUST MEETS VRON MCINTYRE When you look for patterns, there they are. Till I reached forty, when all patterns fell apart, and there behind the patterns, the stunning random beauty of what is, patterned to a point, but much more truth and magic...
by Here Comes Everyone | Aug 15, 2022
REVIEW: VRON MCINTYRE’S ‘RANDOM TRAIL’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse Vron McIntyre’s 2021 collection Random Trail is a tale of shifting perspectives. In ‘Patterns’, the opening poem, McIntyre wonderingly describes their childhood self,...
by Here Comes Everyone | May 21, 2022
INTERVIEW: FIRE & DUST MEETS MEL BRADLEY (This is ‘Dearest Women’ in English. It’s the very last piece of the show, but in the show, it’s performed entirely as Gaeilge.) Mel Bradley is a spoken word artist, writer,...
by Here Comes Everyone | Oct 11, 2020
REVIEW: TINA SEDERHOLM’S ‘EVERYTHING WRONG WITH YOU IS BEAUTIFUL’ EVERYTHING WRONG WITH YOU IS BEAUTIFUL BY TINA SEDERHOLM Burning Eye Books 978-1911570011 £9.99 /100 pages Reviewed by Stella Backhouse Call me a misanthropic old...
