by Here Comes Everyone | May 3, 2022
Review: Theatre at Shoot Festival 2022 Reviewed by Stella Backhouse The ‘Performance’ strand of Coventry’s Shoot Festival 2022 concluded at the city’s Belgrade Theatre on Thursday and Friday last week with two very different new plays from woman...
by Here Comes Everyone | Apr 26, 2022
REVIEW: RAYMOND ANTROBUS’ ‘ALL THE NAMES GIVEN’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse “You never see X and Y in the same room at the same time” is an ambiguous phrase. It could mean X and Y can’t stand each other; paradoxically, it could also mean the...
by Here Comes Everyone | Apr 4, 2022
REVIEW: CALEB PARKIN’S ‘THIS FRUITING BODY’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse Samantha Walton has already described Caleb Parkin’s 2021 collection This Fruiting Body as “a post-human lyric disco lit with ecological thought”; and as I doubt I can...
by Here Comes Everyone | Apr 2, 2022
They Exist in the Verses, Too: a Mini List of Gods-and-Monsters-Themed Poetry Book Recommendations By Eve Volungeviciute Half/Life: New & Selected Poems by Jeffrey Thomson This one is a bit of a mix of various themes that complement one another. The poems...
by Here Comes Everyone | Mar 20, 2022
REVIEW: DANIEL SLUMAN’S ‘SINGLE WINDOW’ Reviewed by Stella Backhouse The thing about windows is, they operate in two directions. Daniel Sluman’s 2021 poetry/photography collection Single Window (a nod, perhaps, to Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film Rear...
