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Six Christmas Poems

Feature: Six Christmas Poems

Ping

by Martyn Crucefix — our Friday Poem on 16/12/22

Drawing the clean light in and doing good

Book Review: Annie Fisher reviews The Bigger Picture by D. A. Prince (HappenStance, 2022)

A soft labyrinth of signals

Pamphlet Review: Hilary Menos reviews The Grass Boat by Imogen Forster (Mariscat, 2021)

Judging a book by its cover

Feature: Judging a book by its cover

Muscle memory

by Richard Meier — our Friday Poem on 09/12/22

Castaway Companions

Castaway: Samuel Tongue chooses poems by Gillian Clarke, Dylan Thomas and Alexander Hutchison

The wonders this lens can do!

Book Review: Steven Lovatt reviews Ferenc Juhász: Selected Poems translated by David Wevill (Shearsman, 2022)

Put me in a drum and bang me

Pamphlet Review: Tim Murphy reviews The Barman by Helen Bowell (Bad Betty Press, 2022)

The Lego House

by Alexandra Masters — our Friday Poem on 02/12/22

We certainly like our poets to be challenging in what they say but perhaps less so in how they say it!

Feature: The Friday Poem talks to Mike Bartholomew-Biggs from London Grip about poetry reviews, London Grip New Poetry, Poetry in the Crypt and the joy of maths

A good flow is like a fossil / it preserves the time

Book Review: Bruno Cooke reviews The Lost Chronicle by Polarbear (Bloomsbury, 2022) 
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