J.S. Watts takes a look at the posthumously published Buddhist collection Kshanti by Wendy Stern for Three Drops From a Cauldron. Read the r...

Philip Dunkerley has reviewed J.S.Watts' recent collection, "Years Ago You Coloured Me" in issue 176 of Orbis  (the Summer I...

I'm very pleased to be able to announce that "Shadows And Teeth", which includes the short story Back through The Mist by J.S....

J.S.Watts is returning to the music and poetry of SlackFolk next Saturday, 13th August and is really looking forward to it. The August...

The final poem from J.S.Watts, in the sequence of five recently published online by In Between Hangovers,  is the dark and brooding "Un...

Following on from her recent interview with Jay Lemming  on the subject of literary fiction, J.S.Watts has written a guest post for his li...