Hello dear readers. Just to let you know that for the better stability of Riggwelter while the entire editorial team… Read more Riggwelter Goes Bi-Monthly
Invisibility by Emily Hay
A state of not being visible. Or of walking in and out of invisibility. It is the early 2000s and… Read more Invisibility by Emily Hay
Riggwelter #31
Welcome to the thirty-first issue! Riggwelter keeps rolling on. This issue contains work by: Laura Amsel, Helen Anderson, Paul atten Ash, Ian Badcoe, Julia Biggs, Tony Cartlidge, Carys Crossen, Silas Curtis, Emilija L. Ducks, Laurie Eaves, Mike Farren, Ophelia Gilman, Debbie Hudson, Katie Hughbanks, Tim Kiely, Rebecca Klassen, Sarah Leavesley, Abby Morrice, Graham Mort, Jay Orlando, Lee Potts, En Ransome, Demi Smith, Yuan Changming and Caroline Zhang, and is edited by Jonathan Kinsman.
Review: Sikiliza by Bella Cox
There is a popular perception of modern younger poets (and more generally of modern younger people) that we are a self-obsessed bunch. This is a perception especially strongly held, I find, towards those poets whose work is frequently performed, or which blends generically with theatre or music, the idea being that ‘spoken word’ is a medium that deals more in earnest discursiveness and self-assertion than in the (impliedly) subtler and more mature world of ‘page’ poetry.
Riggwelter is Back!
Hello friends, old and new, it has been three years since you last heard from Riggwelter. The good news is,… Read more Riggwelter is Back!
Issue Thirty
Welcome to the thirtieth issue! Riggwelter keeps rolling on. This issue contains work by: Fizza Abbas, Ishaq Adekunle, Rachael Alonzo,… Read more Issue Thirty
Issue Twenty-Nine
Welcome to the twenty-ninth issue! Riggwelter keeps rolling on. This issue contains work by: Megan Baxter, Penny Blackburn, C.D.… Read more Issue Twenty-Nine
After David by Day Heisinger-Nixon
The first time I received a name– the way most people come into the possession of one, legally, culturally, socially–… Read more After David by Day Heisinger-Nixon
Issue Twenty Eight
Welcome to the twenty-eighth issue! Riggwelter keeps rolling on. This issue contains work by: George Aird, Sean Patrick Barry, Corey… Read more Issue Twenty Eight
Review: Zana (Kastrati, 2019)
Zana, dir. Antoneta Kastrati, Kosovo/Albania 2019, 97m, Cert: 15 (UK) A decade after the Kosovo War, Lume is plagued by… Read more Review: Zana (Kastrati, 2019)
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