Welcome to the tenth issue! Riggwelter keeps rolling on. This issue contains poetry, short fiction, visual art and experimental media… Read more Issue Ten
Review: Rail by Kai Carlson-Wee
Kai Carlson-Wee, Rail, BOA Editions, 2018. ISBN: 978-1-942683-58-2. $16.00 Kai Carlson-Wee is a poet the world needs. He also happens to… Read more Review: Rail by Kai Carlson-Wee
Aphasia by Rick White
Have you ever heard of a ‘Gagalomaleeter’? (gag.ah.lom.ah.leet.ah – since you ask). They’re strange nocturnal animals, roughly the same size… Read more Aphasia by Rick White
The Nomenclature of a Toddler by Susanna Crossman
From her carpet: “Mummy, maman” my daughter, Jeanne, calls me. Crouched in the corner of my studio, she draws. Strewn… Read more The Nomenclature of a Toddler by Susanna Crossman
Review: Caveat by Maria Isakova Bennett
Maria Isakova Bennett, Caveat, Poetry Bus Press, 2015. ISBN: 978-0-9576903-3-2. €8.50. Caveat is an exploration of lust and romance; an… Read more Review: Caveat by Maria Isakova Bennett
Pu Songling takes on climate change by Dawid Juraszek
I could have seen Zibo. I felt my throat burning soon after the plane touched down in Qingdao. I shouldn’t… Read more Pu Songling takes on climate change by Dawid Juraszek
Issue Nine
Welcome to the ninth issue! Riggwelter keeps rolling on. This issue contains poetry, short fiction, visual art and experimental… Read more Issue Nine
Review: losing interest in the sound of petrichor by Kate Garrett
Kate Garrett, losing interest in the sound of petrichor, The Black Light Engine Room Press, 2018. £5. Saturnine … Read more Review: losing interest in the sound of petrichor by Kate Garrett
Announcement: New Riggwelter Team Members
To cope with the overload of requests for reviews, Riggwelter has brought aboard two new team members to help our… Read more Announcement: New Riggwelter Team Members
Namaste, or Something Like It by Taylor Riley
Rolling into the swanky hot yoga studio on the Eastside of town, I didn’t know what I was getting myself… Read more Namaste, or Something Like It by Taylor Riley
