by Here Comes Everyone | May 20, 2021
REVIEW: LUCÍA ORELLANA DAMACELA’S ‘INHERENT’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse I flew out of Woolworths the other night and down Castle Gates. Past the library, past the bingo hall that’s still a cinema to me, past the station and onto Chester...
by Here Comes Everyone | May 1, 2021
REVIEW: ANDREA MBARUSHIMANA’S ‘FATBERGS’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse To the romantics among you, the modern menace of fatbergs, defined by Wikipedia as ‘a rock-like mass of waste matter in a sewer system formed by the combination of flushed...
by Here Comes Everyone | Apr 30, 2021
Listing for May 2021: Literary Events Online Welcome to May! Although we’re making good progress in the UK with the roll-out of vaccines, COVID-19 is sadly still with us. This means making sure arts events can happen – and safely – is still a...
by Here Comes Everyone | Apr 20, 2021
Is Your Poem Overwritten or Underwritten? By Tina Sederholm My first writing teacher, Roland Fishman, used to say, There’s no feeling like having written. Going from a blank page to having a first draft of a poem fifteen minutes later, often something...
by Here Comes Everyone | Apr 18, 2021
REVIEW: TOM SASTRY’S ‘A MAN’S HOUSE CATCHES FIRE’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse While I was preparing to review Tom Sastry’s clever, oblique 2019 collection A Man’s House Catches Fire, I chanced on an article about ‘lockdown-induced brain...
