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Absolutely delighted that the fabulous @FoD_Press have released my first full poetry collection, The Fish Inside, into the open sea of words. Available here. Check out all their splendid publications. flightofthedragonfly.com/sho…
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Meet wave 27 of iamb: Anna Shelton, Benedicta Norell, Chloe Victoria Gorman, Elizabeth Cook, Em Gray, Francesca L Rolle, John Adlam, McLord Selasi Azelekor, Nathaniel Calhoun, Niamh Hollis-Locke, Paul Connolly, Rachel Hosein Nisbet, Rosie Barrett, Simon Maddrell and Tracie Renee.
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Sales of the book are flying today just to confirm this is the final batch of the book to be published so if you don’t want to be disappointed order yours now ! ❤️💛
📚 Last night the Alan Rough Lounge was at capacity as the WrightKerr Stadium at Firhill hosted a book launch for ‘Partick Thistle: A People’s History’ by Kenny Pieper.
Thanks to everyone who came along!
Read more > shorturl.at/FFgkm
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to all Crystal Palace fans that have shared nice words about our fanbase, make sure to pay us a visit if you are ever around. I'm more than sure you are going to get invited to a beer or two. It was a pleasure to play a final against such a similar club, much love 🦅⚡
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My many thanks to Bad Lilies, to Andrew and Kathryn, for publishing my Turner poem. Honoured to be in this superb issue. This is a poem subsequent to my new collection, History of the Child, out now, Bloodaxe. #Badlilies #BloodaxeBooks #FalmouthPoetryGroup
'Turner’s Bedroom, Hotel Europe, Venice, 1840' by @ShuttlePenelope badlilies.uk/penelope-shuttl…

ALT Turner's Bedroom, Hotel Europe, Venice, 1840 Turner, hero of one hundred fist fights with light, he alters the sky by using his eye as a jeweller's hammer introduces us to part of a bridge hidden for centuries behind Venice's back pours out fineries of smoke-brightened vapour a stretch of lagoon is stippled-alive by washes of wheeling headstrong colour he makes every cloud and rainbow his servant the waterway gleams like lionskin or the nispero's cousin, the apple's sister
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We are now hosting 21 readers for the iamb poetry 6th anniversary special on #LastSaturday 31 January with @MarkAntonyOwen - I can't fit all their handles on this, so they are in the pic! Free and online tix here: tinyurl.com/2d3h46d3
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15 glorious poets so far signed up to read for the iamb 6th birthday special with @MarkAntonyOwen in January's #LastSaturday #poetry session - it's going to be a great night! eventbrite.co.uk/e/last-satu…
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I’m thrilled that my debut pamphlet “Songs from Last Imaginations” is released today. Many thanks to @DragonfliesSW for their support. You can order a copy from:
doriannightingale.com
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Ivor Cutler was born in a Scotch sitting room 102 years ago today, a true national treasure.
Here’s his portrait by Michael Knowles in the National Gallery, always makes me smile.
#ivorcutler #lifeinascotchsittingroom
@NatGalleriesSco
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Good to start the year to recognise the great work done on Mental Health by our alliance in partnership with @BellaSankey @huxley06 and their team. We were sorry that @BellaSankey wasn’t able to be with us but look forward to meeting in the next few days.
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Today's poem, 'If you didn't know what a storm is' by Matt Gilbert @RichlyEvocative, captures the atmosphere and ferocity of a storm.
Read the full poem at the link below, or through the link in our bio: inksweatandtears.co.uk/matt-…
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King Charles who loves killing foxes, birds, and badgers has been made Patron of the RSPCA.
King Charles used his power to block a ban on Fox Hunting and to make sure it is the joke ban we currently have.
RT if the RSPCA should remove him.
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King Charles & Prince William’s estates avoid tax, charge the NHS £11.4M for ambulance storage & force tenants to live with damp, mould & fuel poverty.
The monarchy clearly lives in another world.
How much longer will we allow such privileges?
It’s time to rethink the system.
It was a total pleasure to review this fantastic book! Hope this whets your appetite if you haven’t got your copy yet. A CELEBRATION OF RESILIENCE: On 'The Bone Folder' by Cáit O'Neill McCullagh - Glasgow Review of Books @drunkmusepoetry glasgowreviewofbooks.com/202…
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Join us on Mon 21 Oct for 'Still City: Diary of an Invasion', Oksana Maksymchuk'. This debut collection reflects life in the wake of unpredictable violence with poems exploring survival, mourning, and hope through moments of terror. tinyurl.com/4d4p373v
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The event in London is sold out, but pls do come if you can, even if you can't register. There'll be poems, hugs, and books. 🫶📚
Also, tomorrow in Brighton, and in Exeter on Sunday.
There are still a few (free!) tickets left for our event with Oksana Maksymchuk, one of Ukraine's most exciting poets, next Monday at @UCLSSEES, in partnership with @Ukr_Institute. Don't miss it! ucl.ac.uk/ssees/events/2024/…
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On my website on Saturday my review of ‘Welcome to the Museum of a Life by @soopoftheday (aka Sue Finch) Black Eyes Publishing 2024. You can’t afford to miss this one. A truly original collection.
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Join us on Tuesday 26th November for a showcase of our wonderful 2024 publications. Free tickets at trybooking.com/uk/EAGN
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I edited this book.
I’m very proud of it. Proud of the author. Urgent and necessary, yes 🔥
James McConachie is such an impassioned, acrobatic writer. Many poems leave you breathless.
@jamesmcconachi1 - ‘Consolamentum’ is superb 🤩































