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Commonwealth

Tim Tim Cheng reviews Theophilus Kwek’s kaleidoscopic poetry of Singapore’s streetscapes.

One Big Time

Paul Scott Stanfield reviews a poet’s log of fourteen days in quarantine.

Mountain Songs

Marija Todorova reviews an evocative poetry collection that seamlessly weaves together themes of migration, identity, memory, and cultural heritage.

The Routledge Global Haiku Reader

Corey Wakeling reviews an extensive new collection of criticism and approaches to perhaps the most globally mobile Japanese poetic form.

Two of Everything

Paul Scott Stanfield reviews Sally Keith’s fifth collection of poetry.

April

Paul Scott Stanfield reviews Sara Nicholson’s third collection of poems.

Sidetracks

Stuart Walton reviews the beautiful yet harrowing autobiographical meditation of Bei Dao.

All Black Everything

Paul Scott Stanfield reviews a moving new collection of poetry that refuses to stand still.

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