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The Poetry Table: Politics of Poetic Craft

I’ve spent a late snowy afternoon online today in the good company of Hafsah Aneela Bashir, Yomi Sode and Anthony Joseph, the Jerwood Compton Poetry Fellows 2019-20.

Anthony Joseph, Hafsah Aneela Bashir, Jerwood Arts, politics of poetic craft, Yomi Sode

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

Translating Kazakh poetry

Last week I participated in a collaborative Kazakh poetry translation workshop run by the Poetry Translation Centre. The evening was great fun and I learned a good deal about Kazakh language and poetry.

Assiya Issemberdiyeva, Gulnar Salykbay, Kazakh poetry, Liz Berry, Poetry Translation centre

Science and Poetry: Atomic poems

Last week I participated in a fascinating online event to celebrate Ada Lovelace Day 2020. It was organised by Junction … More

Ada Lovelace Day, Atomic Poems, Fibonacci, Junction Arts, Margaret Cavendish, Paul Curzon, Trinket Python

Dollies: an animation by Carina Barber

For this final example of design work based on my poems by NTU Graphic Design students, I have chosen an … More

animation, Carina Barber, Childhood, Graphic Design, NTU, poetry, What They Left Behind

Closed World

I wrote Closed World many years ago as a result of playing around with ideas about found texts and revisiting … More

Childhood, covid-19, found poetry, Graphic Design, isolation, Ivy Jiang, Moon at the Park and Ride, NTU, R.S.Thomas, teaching resources, writing poetry

A Call Out for Foyle Young Poets

We hope that Foyle Young Poet Award winners and highly commended poets from 2012 – 2019 will be interested in … More

Anthony Wilson, Foyle Young Poet Awards, Nottingham Trent University, Sue Dymoke, The Foyle Foundation, University of Exeter

New Poetry Research in 2020

As this new decade begins I am excited to start a new job as an Associate Professor at Nottingham Trent … More

Anthony Wilson, Nottingham Trent University, poetry research, poetry writing, The Foyle Foundation

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