by Here Comes Everyone | Dec 8, 2019
REVIEW: ANTONY OWEN’S ‘THE UNKNOWN CIVILIAN’ THE UNKNOWN CIVILIAN BY ANTONY OWEN Knives Forks and Spoons Press ISBN: 978-1-912211-49-4 £18.00/115 pages Reviewed by Fergus McGonigal “My hardest battle is tending to a wound that keeps reappearing”...
by Here Comes Everyone | Oct 13, 2019
POETRY, CORK, AND A LYING GPS: RAEF AND AYSAR’S VOYAGE INTO COVENTRY’S TWIN CITY By Prabhjot Kaur The Cork-Coventry Poetry Exchange returned for its tenth year in August to celebrate the budding talent of its participating poets, a mutual heritage rich in...
by Here Comes Everyone | Sep 14, 2019
Watergate Scandal and the Role of Journalism Patrick Hollis In August 1974, Richard Nixon made a decision no President in Office had ever done before, and which no President has done since. He resigned. After two long years, the Watergate Scandal forced...
by Here Comes Everyone | Aug 28, 2019
The Battle for the Light Skin – A Deadly Classification Naledi Comet Mokgwathi Growing up in Botswana, I’ve always known that white people were better than black people. And just below them, on the world scale of the “better and more...
by Here Comes Everyone | Jan 9, 2019
REVIEW: DEBORAH ALMA’S ‘DIRTY LAUNDRY’ DIRTY LAUNDRY BY DEBORAH ALMA Nine Arches Press ISBN: 978-1911027416 £9.99/80 pages Reviewed by: Stella Backhouse For me, the turning point of Deborah Alma’s debut collection Dirty Laundry comes near the end. Until that point,...
