Launching pamphlets by Luciana Francis and Joolz Sparkes

Please join us Saturday 29th October at 3pm on Zoom. Eventbrite link for tickets https://ATG-Sparkes-Francis.eventbrite.com

Jo Davis – Dry tomb

So looking forward to publishing Jo’s pamphlet next Autumn! Here’s a taster..

Emilie Jelinek – Borrowed Kingdoms

We’re looking forward to publishing Emilie’s pamphlet, Borrowed Kingdoms, next year. Here’s a taster..

Sarah Mnatzaganian wins the Saboteur Award 2022

We could not be more thrilled for Sarah and her well-deserved win for her wonderfully moving pamphlet, Lemonade in the Armenian Quarter

“Lemonade in the Armenian Quarter” is an exploration of connection, roots and family relationships through the nourishing qualities of food. Sarah Mnatzaganian’s poems are tender and compassionate. Family is a symbol of support and love that allows its members to find their own way.” Emma Lee

“Lemonade in the Armenian Quarter also poignantly touches, in ‘Intifada Street’, on Israel’s subjugation of the Palestinians; in this, as with the rest of its bountiful poems, Mnatzaganian’s word-choices are suffused with a palpably inherent and generous sense of love, warmth and humanity.” Matthew Paul

“For not much more than the price of a dodgy pint in a flash London pub, Lemonade in the Armenian Quarter encourages the reader to pause, breathe in its vitality and return to everyday life, newly invigorated. Get hold of a copy for yourself and you’ll see what I mean…” Mathew Stewart

Emma Lee reviews Lemonade in the Armenian Quarter by Sarah Mnatzaganian

The wonderful Emma Lee’s has read and reviewed one of our latest pamphlets…

“Lemonade in the Armenian Quarter” is an exploration of connection, roots and family relationships through the nourishing qualities of food. Sarah Mnatzaganian’s poems are tender and compassionate. Family is a symbol of support and love that allows its members to find their own way.

Read the full review HERE on Emma Lee’s page

Laura McKee – take care of your hooves darling

Cheryl Moskowitz reads Maternal Impression

Poems as good as these should be read and heard! It’s with pleasure that we share this audio recording from Cheryl, who reads not one, not two, but all of the poems from Maternal Impression in the order they appear in the pamphlet. If you like what you hear you can order a copy of Cheryl’s pamphlet from our Shop.

David Mohan – Wildfire

Joolz Sparkes – turn and face the strain

Luciana Francis – Travel Writing