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frog

by Laura Their — our Friday Poem on 14/04/23

I drove all the way to Cape Disappointment

Unpack a poem: Rachel Burns takes a close look at the opening poem of frank: sonnets by Diane Seuss

Crash the force shield of this screen

Book review: Emma Simon reviews The Kingdom by Jane Draycott (Carcanet, 2022)

of bodies / of light / of weightlessness

Pamphlet Review: Khadija Rouf reviews Antonyms for Burial by Ellora Sutton (Fourteen Poems, 2022)

Fox

by Rachel Spence — our Friday Poem on 07/04/23

Strength in symbols – and silence

Feature: Bruno Cooke meets Santo Niña, the Filipino poet, journalist and activist who uses poetry and social media to give voice to the voiceless

Of difference, and of faith and its loss

Book review: Maggie Mackay reviews Hymnal by Julia Bell (Parthian, 2023)

A rebozo threaded by an ancient needle

Pamphlet Review: Richie McCaffery reviews At Least This I Know by Andrés N. Ordorica (404 Ink, 2022)

Apple blossom

by Jackie Wills — our Friday Poem on 31/03/23

Poetry and Everyday Sexism

Feature: Hilary Menos talks to Kim Moore about everyday sexism, her recent Forward prize-winning poetry collection All the Men I Never Married and her new collection of lyric essays Are You Judging Me Yet?

Snowfall mixes with burning ash

Book Review: Tim Murphy reviews To An Occupier Burning Holes by Ken Evans (Salt, 2022)

Catch the heart off guard and blow it open

Pamphlet Review: Annie Fisher reviews Skin & Blister by Blake Morrison (Mariscat, 2023)
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