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Organ Grinder reading: Tues 7 Feb at 8

I’ll be reading a selection of mainly new poems including Found works from the Melbourne virtual residency that I had … More

Caroline Stancer, Neil Fullwood, Sofi Tahira, The Organ Grinder

The Year of the Rabbit

Happy New Year and thanks to Yuka Nakai for her delightful drawing to celebrate The Year of the Water Rabbit … More

Ai Weiwei, Alan Brownjohn, reading poetry, The Rabbit, The Year of the Rabbit, Yuka Nakai

Celebrating Cliff Yates

A post in celebration of the wonderful poet, human being and Villa supporter Cliff Yates

Cliff Yates, Leafe Press, The Poetry Business, The Poetry Society

Environmental poetry

It’s National Poetry Day this Thursday (6th October). I hope lots of poets and poems are making new connections with … More

Aly Stoneman, climate change, Conkers, eels, Elizabeth-Jane Burnett, Gillian Clarke, Kei Miller, Matt Goodfellow, Maureen Boyle, National Poetry Day, nature, Philip Gross, plastic waste, seasons, Steve Ely, wild swimming, wren

Updated poetry writing/teaching links

I’ve recently updated my links page by adding new links to some more of my favourite poets and poetry journals … More

poetry links

Wollaton Arts Festival Friday 24th June

I am looking forward to reading new poems at Wollaton Wordsmiths, St Leonard’s Community Centre, Bramcote Lane tomorrow with Harminder … More

Harminder Nagi, Lytisha Tunbridge, open mic, poetry reading, Sue Dymoke, Wollaton Arts Festival

Moniza Alvi and Alan Baker: new poetry

Spring is proving to be a great season for new poetry. My two best reads so far both present fascinating … More

Alan Baker, Bloodaxe, dialect poetry, Geordie, Leafe Press, Moniza Alvi, poetry reading

Melbourne poem 4: Sold

Sold is the last of my Found Works from the State Library of Victoria archive. It draws on advertisements from … More

Cargoes, found poetry, John Masefield, Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, State Library of Victoria, The Melbourne Argus

Chinese Tea and Poetry

As the Spring Festival draws to a close, there was a good deal to learn and savour about Chinese Tea and poetry at Lakeside on Sunday.

Chinese Spring Festival, Chinese Tea Ceremony, Lakeside Arts, Lu Tong, Lu Yu, Nottingham Confucius Institute, Su Dongpo, Year of the Tiger, Yuka Nakai

Counterfeiting Robert Burns

While you prepare to sip your wee dram of Talisker (or other preferred tipple) and to address your haggis on … More

AHRC, Burns Night, Fakers & Forgers, poetry research, Robert Burns, University of Glasgow

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