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Poetry Place exhibition open

The Poetry Place exhibition is now open for viewing in Mansfield Central Library until 31st October 2021 and then on tour around Nottinghamshire libraries until 2023.

Inspire Picture Archive, Inspire Poetry Festival, Michelle Dunstan, Miner2Major

Out of Time

Delighted that my Out of Time poem has just been published on Dwelling During the Pandemic, Ohio State University’s Poetry … More

Angela Foyle, Dwelling During the Pandemic, Jessica Winter, Michaela Dengg, Mustafa Illgin, Ohio State University, poetry

Dazzling poets

Over the last week I’ve been rereading You Speak in Constellations – the Foyle Young Poets of the Year Anthology … More

Anna Gilmore Heezen, Foyle Young Poets Competition Poets Compeitit, indigo Mudbhary, Libby Russell, The Poetry Society

Some poets and poems to enjoy on International Women’s Day 2021

I could spend days recommending favourite poets and specific poems and still not get to the bottom of my list … More

Bloodaxe, Chatto, Imtiaz Dharker, International Women's Day 2021, Jackie Kay, jean Binta Breeze, Kathleen Jamie, Liz Berry, Liz Lochhead, Nina Mingya Powles, Nine Arches Press, Picador, Polygon Books, Race Today

Poetry Dispatches from 2020

Caroline’s Bird’s The Air Year was without doubt this year’s most breath-taking read. The sweep and swirl of her fifth … More

Alan Baker, Caroline Bird, Ian McMillan, Margaret Atwood, Matthew Welton, Rachel Long, The Verb

New publications

I have two new poetry-related academic publications which will I hope interest you: Published on line this month: Hennessy, J., … More

A level English, creativity, English teaching and learning, Irish Leaving Certificate, poetry teaching, Routledge

Squid Squad by Matthew Welton

Here’s a review of Matthew Welton’s vibrant new collection Squid Squad: A Novel, which I wrote recently for the Nottingham … More

Carcanet, Matthew Welton, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, poetry, review, Squid Squad

Suggested Poetry and Science reading

One of my absolute favourite poets is Miroslav Holub who was not only a world class poet but an eminent … More

Five Leaves Bookshop, Miroslav Holub, Philip Gross, Poetry and science, poetry reading, Rebecca Elson, Sam Illingworth

Let’s talk about Poetry and Science

This week Pippa Hennessy, Chris Jones and I are putting the finishing touches to our Poetry and Science event which … More

Chris Jones, Colour theory, Darwinism, DNA poetry, Five Leaves Bookshop, Maurice Riordan, Philip Gross, Pippa Hennessy, Poetry and science, Quantum Theory Space, Rebecca Elson, Sinead Morrissey, Sue Dymoke, Talking about poetry

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