Considerations . . Peter Raynard has three books of poetry, latest Manland (Nine Arches Press, 2022); pamphlet ‘The Harlot & the Rake: poems after William Hogarth; and academic essay on w…

State department grants to spread ‘American values’ are part of Washington’s 250th anniversary celebrations

Atrium Poetry @atriumpoetry.bsky.social (Poetry; non-paying) opened to poetry submissions. https://duotrope.com/magazine/atrium-poetry-22300 #amwriting

Scientists working for the oil giant Exxon in the 1970s and 1980s estimated temperature increases with remarkable accuracy. Those findings could now be used as evidence in climate litigation

Never mind the baubles... Here's the magic from Niall Campbell, who shares spellbinding poems from his Bloodaxe collection The Island in the Sound, which blend unique elements from his South Uist upbr...

In this episode, I talk to Alexandra Corrin-Tachibana about Kimiko Hahn’s poem ‘Compass’ and her own poem ‘Madam Gout’. We discuss all things zuihitsu - reflecting on Kimiko Hahn’s own approach to the...

The Mistress Replies . .

Are you afraid you might be difficult? . . Julia Webb is a neurodivergent writer/editor based in Norwich. She has four collections with Nine Arches Press: Bird Sisters (2016) Threat (2019) The Tell…

A structural engineer and a historian of sex share favourite books with Harriett Gilbert.

Forward Prize winner 2024 for The Wrong Person to Ask, Lotfi moved to Tehran as a baby from the US and fled during the Iranian Revolution

EXCLUSIVE: Transport for London has defended the ‘Poems on the Underground' scheme despite criticism over spending priorities.

They’re perfectly visible this evening, about as unobtrusive as a storm of meteors, these questions of happiness plaguing the world.

R.I.P. The Bay Horse . . Carole Bromley is a York-based poet who writes for both adults and children. Winner of a number of prizes, including the Bridport, Hamish Canham and the Caterpillar prize, …

Fireweed . . Ruth Higgins has published poems with  Alba, Arachne Press, Ink Sweat & Tears and Strix Magazine. A poem was commended in the Verve Festival competition 2025.

Words and music for a wounded network . . Dominic Fisher lives in Bristol, was a co-editor of Raceme magazine, was highly commended in Poetry Wales Award 2025, is widely published, and sometimes br…

Niall Campbell writes a first part on private histories

The Book of Mordechai and Lazarus review: from Seagulls Books, Gabor Schein's book is translated by Ottilie Mulzet and Adam Z. Levy

Reading to My Father I come back indoors at dusk-end. I come back into the room with your now finished no-long...