Magma 46 has just been published – it includes my review of Voice Recognition, an excellent anthology of young poets edited by Clare Pollard and James Byrne; Sarah Jackson’s pamphlet Milk; and Lung Soup by Andrew Elliott, which is like nothing you’ve ever read. (I published two of Elliott’s poems in Magma 34, and found the book-length experience even more rewardingly strange.)

There’s a launch reading for Magma 46 tomorrow at the Troubadour. Wild horses etc.

Here’s my review of Roddy Lumsden’s Mischief Night and Tim Cumming’s The Rumour, which appeared in Magma 31.

Here’s my review for Magma 29, covering the Poetry Book Society’s quarterly selection of poetry books. The PBS Choice was Michael Longley’s Snow Water. The PBS Recommendations were Matthew Hollis’ Ground Water, Kate Clanchy’s Newborn, August Kleinzahler’s The Strange Hours Travellers Keep, James Sheard‘s Hotel Mastbosch and George Szirtes’ translation of the Hungarian poet Agnes Nemes-Nagy – The Night of Akhenaton, Selected Poems.

My review of Matthew Caley’s The Scene of My Former Triumph, Sarah Wardle’s Score! and Christopher James’ The Invention of Butterfly has just been published in Magma 35.

Here’s my review of [tag]Brian Henry[/tag]‘s Graft and [tag]Maggie Sawkins[/tag]‘ Charcot’s Pet, which appeared in Magma 28.

My review of [tag]E.A. Markham[/tag]‘s John Lewis & Co. and [tag]Ian Duhig[/tag]‘s The Lammas Hireling appeared in Magma 27.