Leonie Rushforth writes reviews and other articles for print and online journals. Her poetry is published in literary magazines, most recently in Prototype, and is anthologised in Oxford Poets; she has been a judge for the Costa and the Forward Prizes. She contributes podcasts for the Socialist Correspondent and is a Labour Party activist in Hackney.
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Published in: HomeWhoever owns the youth: a Reader (Pt. 1)The lesson here is not simply the description of violence designed to frighten children, it is in itself a form of violence
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Published in: HomeJust the beginning of a dynamic healthcare experience" The Trust’s board... had not anticipated mobilisation in defence of non-marketable democracy at a level that would...
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Published in: HomeSpeaking for ourselves'You’re on mute! ' was actually a perturbing reminder of the ways in which we have all been silenced
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Knowing your placeThinking of some lines of poetry by Derek Mahon.
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Published in: Home: OpinionOliver asks for more!"In Dickens’s London, it was the cholera slums that killed thousands of working people in recurrent outbreaks and...
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Published in: HomeWe're not all in the same boat"People are dying in the Mediterranean. It’s time to save them."