Rogue Strands

Hugely privileged that renowned poet and critic Sheenagh Pugh should have written a terrific review of Whatever Yuu Do, Just Don´t . You can...

I've previously mentioned that a poet ceases to have any control over a poem once they publish it. From that point onwards, the poem has...

I suppose cliché might suggest the invocation of terms such as “veteran” or “prolific” when approaching Sheenagh Pugh’s new book, Afternoon...

I've long admired Sheenagh Pugh's work as a poet and critic, so I'm very pleased to report that she's posted an excellent, i...

I've been a regular reader of Sheenagh Pugh's blog for several years (it's been going even longer than Rogue Strands !). Howeve...

Sheenagh Pugh has posted a thought-provoking article about writers and displacement on her blog. I very much recommend you read the full ver...

In her comment on my review of Paul Henry’s The Brittle Sea , Sheenagh Pugh linked to her excellent interview with him . One very interestin...

I was intrigued by remarks made by Tim Love in his review of Inventing Truth, plus his exchange with Sheenagh Pugh in the comments section o...