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Essay & Reviews
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Waterloo collection reviews
Norman Buller
Review of Fools & Mirrors - Acumen, issue 67, May 2010 by William Oxley
Review of Sleeping with Icons - ENVOI issue 152 February 2009 by Will Daunt
Review of Sleeping with Icons - in Poetry Salzburg Review No. 13 Spring 2008 by Jeremy Hilton
Article: 'Agenda': the long and the short of excellence in poetry - in the Independent with a reference to Norman Buller as a well-known voice, April 25th 2008
Review of Travelling Light: Waterloo Sampler No. 12 - in The Comstock Review (updated 10/2009) by Jennifer MacPherson
Bernadette Cremin
Review of Bernadette Cremin's performance Alter Egos by Colin Hambrook - Disability Arts Online 3rd May 2010
Naomi Foyle
Review of The World Cup by David Isaac - The PBS Bulletin, Issue 225, Summer10
Maria Jastrzębska
Review of Everyday Angels by Colin Herd - CHROMA, 27th March 2010
Simon Jenner
Review of About Bloody Time - in Stride Magazine 2009 by Steve Spence
Norman Jope
The European flaneur parexcellence - Stride Review of The Book of Bells and Candles
by Steve Spence, 2009
Alan Morrison
Wanting to Make Common Cause - Stride Review of Alan Morrison's book A Tapestry of Absent Sitters
by Steve Spence, 2009
Imagery and Meaning - Morning Star Review of Alan Morriosn's book A Tapestry of Absent Sitters, 2009
John O'Donoghue
John O'Donghue is interviewed by Helen J Beale - Fourth item from the top, February 2010
Jeremy Reed
In Control - Stride Review of West End Survival Kit
by Steve Spence, 2009
Philip Ruthen
Eyewear review of Jetty View Holding by by Liz Almond, 24th April 2010
Peter Street
Peter Street: Thumbing from Pakrac to Lipik - New and selected poems
by Matt Simpson, dao (Disability Arts Online)
Peter Street
by Colin hambrook, dao
Dan Wyke
Review: Waiting for the Sky to Fall by Dan Wyke - Rogue Strands, 10th July 2010 by Matthew Stewart
Other essays and reviews
Mario Petrucci: A Retrospective by Simon Jenner
The poverty of silence: Vilhelm Hammershoi at the Royal Academy by Paul Murphy
