OUT NOW: Issue twenty-four: 'Hopes Unspool' badlilies.uk/issue-twenty-four

My little poetry press is alive. We’re currently open for pamphlet submissions from UK poets until the end of July, with the aim of bringing these beauties into readers’ hands by Christmas. Find out more below: www.pallinapress.com

Burrowing in.

PBLJ11 is out now at www.poetrybirmingham.com. Have a look, have a read, buy a copy. Over 200 pages and full of interesting things. I think it's pretty good and want to know what you think. Write me and let me know 🤓

I have pencilled in a standing date to write poetry with @naush.bsky.social

Niall Campbell ‘February Morning’ @poemsonthetube.bsky.social

We are alarmed and shocked by the arrest and detainment of our author and colleague Mahmoud Muna, along with his nephew Ahmad Muna, owners and booksellers of Jerusalem’s Educational Bookshop. Please share our statement below widely.

Poetrye ys the technologye of hope Poetrye ys the force outsyde the existinge system Poetrye ys the power to go on

Well. There’s my new muse. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

It feels like there's a program running in the background of my human CPU that's draining the battery and I can't force quit it.

My first order is three days work. Welp.

I’m selling samosas. Suna’s Samosas.

Scaffolders blasting Love is a Battlefield on a loop.

Cannot stress how pathetically altering and generative these past 24 hours have been. I'm thinking poetry thoughts again. On the mend.

Robert Creeley

An Evening of Poetry was a delight! From the cupcakes to the readings of three poet's latest collections. Thanks to Graeme Richardson, Camille Ralphs and Ian Duhig. And to the Birmingham Midland Institute, for having us.

I realised quite late in the afternoon today that the only way I can be a poet now is to perform a poet on the socials. Hi there.