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The poet has to have the last word

In Conversation: The Friday Poem talks to Sharon Black, editor of Pindrop Press

Sky blue pink

Profile: Bruno Cooke on the many faces of artist, poet and social worker Tom Stockley

What do our regular reviewers say?

Feature: To celebrate a year of voicing opinion, we asked our reviewers to tell us a bit about how, when and why they came to write / review poetry

Testament

Feature: Christopher James on Taras Shevchenko

Castaway Companions

Castaway: Anne Rouse chooses a poem by H.D., ‘Die Christi Veritas’ translated from the Latin by Helen Waddell, and a poem by Yeats to take to a desert island

A Poem Begins

Lyric Essay: A Poem Begins by Jane Burn

One kid looking on in wonder

Feature: Matthew Stewart explores Ben Wilkinson’s poetic development and looks at his new collection, Same Difference

Ups and Downs

In Conversation: The Friday Poem talks to Lorna Dowell, poet, teacher and former Mole Valley Poet Laureate

One year of daft editorial pictures

Photo-feature: Editorial picture shenanigans

The hail clanjamfrie’s singin

Feature: Regina Weinert writes in memory of William Bonar (1953-2021)

Castaway Companions

Castaway: Sarah Wimbush chooses poems by Ted Hughes, Liz Berry and Paul Bentley to take to her desert island

Finding the source

Feature: Tom Sastry writes about politics, connection and what poetry is for
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