We have archived Issue 31 of Rochford Street Review and it is now available, along the all other issues stretching back to 2011, at https://rochfordstreetreview.com/ index/

Featured Artist Issue 31: Anne Graham

• Anne Graham: Biographical Note
• The Gardens Of Stone installation – Anne Graham

Reviews

• Eco-poetry of the most delicate kind: Denise O’Hagan reviews Wide River by Jane Frank
• Confronting the barricades in our hearts: Harold Legaspi reviews Bone Ink by Rico Craig
• Power, meaning and inspiration: Beatriz Copello reviews Case Notes by David Stavanger
• A Spectacularly Original Poet: Deirdre Hines reviews Future Pass by John Sexton
• Diary of a Restless Traveller: Diane Murray reviews Tracks by Dominique Hecq
• A dazzling and wise debut: Linda Adair reviews The Beating Heart by Denise O’Hagan
• The mastery of immersion and advocacy in Jordie Albiston’s poetry by Angela Costi

Poetry & Prose

• Andrew Lansdown: Four Poems
• Karen May: Four Poems
• Mark Young: Four Poems
• Michael Witts: Five Poems
• Three poems by Kate Lumley
• ‘The Waitlist’ by Morgaine van Wingerden

Video Poems

• ‘The Waitlist’ by Morgaine van Wingerden

Visual Arts

• Arthur Boyd in the Blue Mountains – Linda Adair reviews Arthur Boyd: Landscape of the Soul

Launches

• Thoughtfully rendered and carefully placed: Angela Costi launches My Mother and The Cat by Jeltje Fanoy
• From the micro to the macroscopic: Indrani Perera launches Wearing My Father’s Hat by David Munro
• The wonderment of the natural world: Dimitra Harvey launches What’s Left by Steve Armstrong
• The threads of inheritance: berni m janssen launches An Embroidery of Old Maps and New by Angela Costi
• Brief and brilliant impressions: Kevin Brophy launches blue balloon by Grant Cauldwell
• Nathan Shepherdson launches Wild River by Jane Frank
• Translating one culture out of another: Kevin Brophy launches Living After Death by Ouyang Yu
• Strong and mesmerizing: Jean Kent launches Foxline by Chris Mansell

Articles

• The time of white heat that fueled an era: Suzanne Bellamy remembers Kate Jennings
• Thrills & Difficulties: Being a Marxist Poet in 21st Century Ireland by Kevin Higgins
• The mastery of immersion and advocacy in Jordie Albiston’s poetry by Angela Costi

Obituary

• The time of white heat that fueled an era: Suzanne Bellamy remembers Kate Jennings
• Vale Kate Jennings
• Vale Loretta Hemensley