Linda Swinfield Mother Site Series, digital printed signage attached to recycled plexiglass, dimensions variable, 2023.

We have archived Issue 37 of Rochford Street Review, which included the 2023 Sonic Poetry Festival Supplement, and it is now available, along the all other issues stretching back to 2011, at https://rochfordstreetreview.com/previous-issues/

Issue 37

Featured Artist: Linda Swinfield.

• Featured Artist Linda Swinfield – Biographical Statement
• Featured Artist Linda Swinfield: Artist Statement

Reviews

• A rendering of threats: Stephanie Green reviews Critical State by B. R. Dionysius
• The Significance of Rain: Margaret Bradstock reviews Swimmer in the Dust by Ross Gillett
• The Human Voices of Flowers: Robbie Coburn reviews Kangaroo Paw by Claire Miranda Roberts
• Artistic intelligence, fortitude, and grace: Michael Sharkey reviews Ways to Say Goodbye by Anne Kellas
• Vantage Points On Lived Realities: Devika Brendon reviews The Unintended Consequences Of The Shattering by Linda Adair
• Enticing snippets of narrative: Mark O’Flynn reviews The Detective’s Chair by Anne Carson

Launches

• Beyond the realm of evocative descriptiveness: Ross Gillett launches The Light Café by Diane Fahey
• Hold on to resilience: Colleen Keating launches No Salami Fairy Bread by Beatriz Copello
• Going Underground: P76 Issue 8 Launched at the 2023 Sonic Poetry Festival
• A lean, mean poetry machine: Maeve O’Sullivan launches Some of These Stories are True by Maurice Devitt
• All histories are valuable: John Foulcher launches The Shadow Box by Jean Kent

Poetry/Prose

• Robyn Rowland 4 Poems
• Beatriz Copello: 5 Poems from No Salami Fairy Bread
• Mark Mahemoff: 3 Poems
• ‘The Baroness’: from Everyone on Mars: stories from The Red Shift by Larry Buttrose

Interviews

• Having fun with poetry: Anne Kellas interviews John Tranter, Hobart 1990

Obituary

• Vale Andrew Burke
• Vale Elizabeth Webby

Sonic Poetry Festival

• Sonic Poetry Festival Special Supplement Contents Page