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Showing posts with label video review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video review. Show all posts
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Sunday, 7 July 2013
Video review: Claire Trévien's "The Shipwrecked House"
Sunday review, and we're going video again! This week I'm reviewing 'The Shipwrecked House' by Claire Trévien.
I shall say no more, in part because the video says enough as it is, and in part because if I write just one more line I won't be able to resist making a dumb pun on Trévien and très bien. Also, writing names and words with European accents when you have an English keyboard is a nightmére.
Have a great Sunday! It finally looks like summer out there!
Sunday, 9 June 2013
Sunday video review: The Flower and the Plough by Piercey & Wright
posted by the Judge
After dedicating our first video review to something of a big dog in the UK poetry scene, I'm now changing target completely and reviewing Rachel Piercey and Emma Wright's The Flower and the Plough. They're all new & fresh & talented, and they're worth looking into, despite some shortcomings. You can read the review here.... no hold on a second, that's what I used to do with text reviews. Ok, scratch that. All you have to do for this review is click on the 'Play' icon above.
Or, just as interesting, take a look at the site of The Emma Press itself. Do so by clicking here.
Have a great Sunday evening!
After dedicating our first video review to something of a big dog in the UK poetry scene, I'm now changing target completely and reviewing Rachel Piercey and Emma Wright's The Flower and the Plough. They're all new & fresh & talented, and they're worth looking into, despite some shortcomings. You can read the review here.... no hold on a second, that's what I used to do with text reviews. Ok, scratch that. All you have to do for this review is click on the 'Play' icon above.
Or, just as interesting, take a look at the site of The Emma Press itself. Do so by clicking here.
Have a great Sunday evening!
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