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Maybe it’s already gone supernova

Book Review: Carl Tomlinson reviews Space Baby by Suzannah Evans (Nine Arches, 2022)

Epitaphs

by Stephen Payne — our Friday Poem on 02/09/22

Ready to catch light

Book Review: Emma Simon reviews the small manoeuvres by Kathy Pimlott (Verve, 2022)

Inside iamb

Inside iamb: The Friday Poem talks to Mark Antony Owen, founder and editor of iamb

The mind begins this squeaking

Pamphlet Review: Nell Prince reviews Finishing School by Michaela Coplen (Ignition, 2022)

Phobia

by Nicholas Hogg — our Friday Poem on 26/08/22

Your death opens gates to the dark world

Book Review: Bruno Cooke reviews Orlam by PJ Harvey (Picador, 2022)

Progress was made

Feature: Poet and literature activist Jonathan Davidson considers progress, sharing and how to carry poetry into the future

Seawort, marram grass, a length of rusted metal chain

Pamphlet Review: Khadija Rouf reviews Notes on Water by Amanda Dalton (Smith|Doorstop, 2022)

How It Began

by Charlotte Muse — our Friday Poem on 19/08/22

Ticking its own wild time

Unpack a poem: Tony Curtis on 'In the Theatre' by Dannie Abse

An empty room

Book Review: Charlotte Gann reviews Towards a General Theory of Love by Clare Shaw (Bloodaxe, 2022)
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