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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

What They Left Behind: new collection & launch events

What They Left Behind, my new third collection from the fabulous Shoestring Press, is published on National Poetry Day. To … More

#nationalpoetryday, Becky Cullen, Beeston Library, Five Leaves, Jonathan Taylor, Mansfield Library, poetry reading, Poetry Society Cafe, Ruth O'Callaghan, shoestring press

Unknown becomes known: discovering new poets, new poems

A key aim of the No One You Know anthology, which I am editing with my dear friend and fellow … More

Andrew Motion, Blake Morrison, Carol Rumens, Fleur Adcock, Jeffrey Wainwright, Medbh McGuckian, No One You Know, Paul Muldoon, poetry anthology, poetry reading, The Penguin Book of Contemporary Poetry, Unbound

Against the grain: unbound poetry

An approval copy of the Against the Grain anthology (published by Nelson) appeared in the English department where I worked in 1989 at just the right moment. Against the Grain continued the conversations about poetry that I had begun to have with other writers

Against the Grain, Ian McMillan, No One You Know, poetry anthology, poetry reading, Unbound Books, writing poetry

No One You Know update

Excitement is mounting about No One You Know. A fantastic list of poet contributors is growing daily. Each poet will choose and write about an unknown poem by another poet and the reason for their choice of No One You Know.

anthology, No One You Know, poetry, poetry reading, Unbound Books

No One You Know

We are thrilled to announce the launch of No One You Know, a new poetry project with Unbound Books

Anthony Wilson, No One You Know, poetry, poetry anthology, poetry reading, Sue Dymoke, Unbound Books

‘Poems should give us pictures in our head’

Children from Torriano Infants School (in Sue Ellis and Amy Clifford’s chapter, Making Poetry Happen). If you want to know … More

Making Poetry Happen, poetry reading, poetry thinking, poetry writing

Recent Posts

  • The Poetry Table: Politics of Poetic Craft February 9, 2021
  • Poetry Dispatches from 2020 December 31, 2020
  • Translating Kazakh poetry December 14, 2020
  • New publications November 18, 2020

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