Sit down under the canopy and rest a while.

What has returned of late is not the unconscious itself, but the felt need, in some quarters, for the unconscious and...

Significant divisions exposed within party as angry backbenchers vow to force changes to hardline proposals

Governments globally are failing to combat climate change because they prioritise profit over the planet — for real change, the capitalist mode of production must be overhauled.

ONE, an imprint of Pushkin Press, is set to publish poet Rebecca Tamás' first full-length work of non-fiction.

Passion by David Morley; Versus Versus edited by Rachael Boast; So What by Frederick Seidel; In the Hollow of the Wave by Nina Mingya Powles; Transfigurations by Jay Wright

I won’t be able to write from the grave so let me tell you what I love: oil, vinegar, salt, lettuce, brown bread, butter, cheese and wine, a windy day, a fireplace, the children nearby, poems and song...

If you’re a committed aspiring poet hoping to take your writing to the next level, join Daljit Nagra and Rebecca Tamás for this six-month course at the home of British poetry.

From Thu 21 Aug - Poetry can be bewitching: the words on the page enchant your mind and rearrange the way you think. Join the writers today as they explore poetry's magical grip on all of us…

When it comes to the Sapphic body in fiction and hydrofeminist texts, there’s one undeniable, recurring quality: it’s wet. This fluidity of the Sapphic body means it can shift between many physical…

‘When English is the dominant everything, you can’t help wanting to fight for the little speck of the rest of your self.’

Conservationists warn that losing Lodge Hill in Kent to housing could be a catastrophe for one of Britain’s most at-risk birds

Poems, readings, poetry news and the entire 110-year archive of POETRY magazine.

Backbencher says ‘it’s time to resolve the issues of access to the English countryside once and for all’

MPs had previously backed Conservative amendment to ask developers to provide hollow bricks for endangered birds

The so-called “Transparency Law”, currently pending approval, significantly undermines freedom of expression in Hungary — and its impacts are unlikely stop at the country’s borders.

A high court dispute over a south London park shows the limits of private interests encroaching on public space, says writer Moya Lothian-McLean

Rebekah Shaman took on Lambeth Council over the use of parts of Brockwell Park for music events.

Campaigners including Sir Mark Rylance are taking on the Labour council over the ecological damage they say is done to Brockwell Park in Lambeth