Review: ‘Permeable’ by Hannah Chutzpah (Burning Eye Books, 2017)

This is a poetry collection by a performance poet whose work performs just as well on the page as it does on the stage. Hannah Chutzpah is a self-named poet, which name demonstrates both her delight in words (Hannah) and her activism as ‘potential maggot thrower’ (Chutzpah). As she says in the poem ‘A dude

‘Whales and Strange Stars’: review

Kathy Sharp is a novelist well known for her three charming fantasy books set on an historical, fictionalised Isle of Portland: the Larus trilogy. This, her latest novel, is also set in a simpler time than our own – but in a quite different place (although in it, too, water plays an important part). Whales

‘Wonders will never cease’ now live on Amazon!

Hooray – new book is now live to buy on Kindle from The Zon @ £3.50 (paperpack will be £7.99). A proof of the paperback book arrived on Saturday. Although, sadly, the paperback will not be available to buy for a little while yet.