with a month of reviews heating up, it’s only fair to point the camera at a mirror and expose the hideousness of the self.
As yet, I’m not aware of any reviews of my latest – and imo best – book, hip-hop-o-crit, so please reach out if you’d like a review copy of that or any of the others. As I’ve said elsewhere, I’m currently unemployed, so I’m not going to be sending any out immediately, but as soon as I have a smidge of disposable income, I will be spendin’ spendin’ spendin’ again.
Here are a selection of reviews of my writing:
THE PLEASURE OF REGRET (prose ‘n’ poetry, Broken Sleep Books, 2020)
Open Pen: ‘Scott Manley Hadley reviews Scott Manley Hadley’ – Scott Manley Hadley
Triumph of the Now: ‘lauded writer Will Ashon praises the pleasure of regret‘
Triumph of the Now: ‘Noted Poet Andrew McMillan enjoys the pleasure of regret‘
BAD BOY POET (poetry – ‘Highly Commended in the Forward Prizes for Poetry 2019’ – Open Pen, 2018)
Londnr: ‘Launching A Shitstorm: Open Pen’s Novelettes’ – Harry Gallon
Minor Literature[s]: Bad Boy Poet by Scott Manley Hadley – Lewis Parker
Never Imitate: ‘Book Review: Bad Boy Poet‘ – Jackie Law
Open Pen: ‘Bad Boy Poet by Scott Manley Hadley’ – Scott Manley Hadley
Queen Mob’s Teahouse: ‘Notes on Bad Boy Poet‘ – Joe Linker
Triumph of the Now: Bad Boy Poet by Scott Manley Hadley – Karina Bush
Triumph of the Now: Bad Boy Poet by Scott Manley Hadley – L. Tumbleweed Parker
Urban F: Bad Boy Poet by Scott Manley Hadley – Abbie Foxton
MY FATHER, FROM A DISTANCE (prose, Selcouth Station Press, 2019)
Queen Mob’s Teahouse: ‘Hey There, Chappie!’ – Judson Hamilton
THE FORWARD BOOK OF POETRY 2020 (contributor, Faber, 2019 woowoowoo)
The Poetry Shed – Mark Connors reviews The Forward Book of Poetry 2020 – Mark Connors
Do do do buy my books please – they’re all excellent (i.e. much better than this blog!)
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