‘A glorious flex of collective power’ Bog People: A Working-Class Anthology of Folk Horror edited by Hollie Starling
‘In folk horror, the soil beneath our feet is seismically unstable’, writes Hollie Starling in her...
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‘the language of the dispossessed’ Palestine – 1, Bluecoat, Liverpool
“How is it that the world is watching it and not stopping it?” Anwar Hamed’s question,...
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Poetry Review: The First Spark Has Led to This Blaze by Henry Normal and Pete Ramskill
For anyone wondering whether there is any humanity left in this troubled world, I am delighted to...
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‘Like a good batch of shortbread, Broken Biscuits keeps you coming back for more’
“It makes me feel like a snowflake,” I say. “The kind of person who Nigel Farage...
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Book Review: Two similar looking men with umbilical hernias by Zena Barrie
This book won’t change your life. It probably knows a book that says it can, though. Or an...
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