John Andrews

• British Record Fish

  John Andrews casts an admiring eye over Luke Stephenson's latest photo-book; a document of the UK's most popular participation sport....

  13th February 2022

• Trevor Moss & Hannah-Lou: Messengers

  Following the news that they will no longer be putting out music together, John Andrews celebrates the magic of Trevor...

  5th May 2020

• Shadows and Reflections: John Andrews

  It’s time once again for the annual series of postings we like to call Shadows and Reflections, in which our...

  7th January 2020

• Six

  Cricket was a major part of poet Zaffar Kunial’s childhood when growing up near the Edgbaston cricket ground in Birmingham....

  19th November 2019

• Edward Thomas & Wales

  Bringing together for the first time the prose and poetry centred in Edward Thomas’s ancestral land, 'Edward Thomas & Wales', edited...

  1st March 2019

• Shadows & Reflections: John Andrews

  Shadows and Reflections: the annual collection of postings in which our contributors and friends look back on the events that’ve...

  31st December 2018

• Silver Shoals: The Five Fish That Made Britain

  John Andrews reviews Charles Rangeley-Wilson's 'Silver Shoals: The Five Fish That Made Britain', published tomorrow by Chatto & Windus. Photos...

  10th October 2018

• I Thought I Saw the Ghost of Pete de Freitas Along the Way

   'I Thought I Saw the Ghost of Pete de Freitas Along the Way' A Brief History of the Lives of All Those in...

  20th September 2018

• The Glass Aisle

  John Andrews reviews Paul Henry's new poetry collection The Glass Aisle,  published today by Seren Books. How do you survive the...

  28th February 2018

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