“Kwiat Bólu”(Flower of Pain) by Tymon Niesiołowski, 1903, Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie

Massolit Books, Kraków

Kawthar Abu Hani “Delete”

My poetry collection is now available in the Red Wheelbarrow Bookshop, Paris

„Sarah Bernhardt” by Jules Masson, 1889, Bibliothèque National de France, Paris

My poetry collection is now available in the Red Wheelbarrow Bookshop, Paris

Happy birthday (120 years ago!)

Clarice Lispector „The Egg and the Chicken” (1964), trans. Katrina Dodson electricliterature.com/this-is-your...

Keith Jarrett, from “Hide Me Under the Blood and I Shall Be Satisfied”

This Saturday

Cubist Head (1917) by Belgian artist Marthe Donas, pioneer of avant-garde art #WomensArt

Chipko movement ("to hug" in Hindi) non-violent women-led, forest conservation movement, 1970s, of India (Uttarakhand). Participants hugged trees to prevent loggers from cutting them down, successfully preventing massive deforestation. Where "tree huggers' originated #WomensHistoryMonth

Käthe Kollwitz (1867-1945), German Expressionist artist, excelled in printmaking, enabling her to stress the stoicism, strength and emotions of her subjects. Her self-portrait, 1924 is a woodcut #WomensArt

Denise Riley, from “Lurex”

Happy International Women’s Day! Here’s a poem from my debut poetry collection, written in response to a Slavic myth about Południce, who are spirits of young women that died a violent death either before or during their wedding. They appear in summer at noon causing heatstroke

The first thing announced at this great lecture today was that Scotland won against France

Happy Birthday George Perec

Soon, Juana Adcock and I will be sharing our new multilingual collaborative poem at this event... Our Many-Voiced Country Saturday 14 March 2026 11.30am - 12:30pm StAnza International Poetry Festival Byre Theatre, St Andrews // livestreamed Tickets: byretheatre.com/shows/stanza...

It's publication day! (I signed 240 of these yesterday, before an event with the inimitable Jeff Chang, at San Francisco's Booksmith at the Internet Archive).

Bharti Dayal, Indian artist specialising in Madhubani art, originating as a women led art form dating back to the 7th century in the region of Mithila, India #womensart ##WomensHistoryMonth

“Passage”, 2007 by German installation artist Cornelia Konrads #womensart #Spring

Zbigniew Herbert, trans. by Czesław Miłosz and Peter Dale Scott

Intake, 1964 by Bridget Riley, UK artist and one of the founders of Op art #WomensArt

Tracy Chapman (b.1964), award winning US singer-songwriter #WomensArt

Louise Moillon (c. 1610–1696) French painter in the Baroque era. One of the best still life painters of her time, she was trained by her father as she was unable to attend academies as a woman- who were thought to lack the ability required for artists #WomensArt

Australian artist Meredith Woolnough's delicately embroidered sculptures express aspects of nature #WomensArt

30 Years of Creative Writing Festival 28 Feb & 1 March @glasgow.ac.uk – free A 2-day festival of readings, workshops, panel discussions & activities celebrating the discipline of Creative Writing at Glasgow University, featuring alumni, current students & staff www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/30-years-o...

You are born alone. You die alone. The value of the space in between is trust and love. That is why geometrically speaking the circle is a one. Everything comes to you from the other. You have to be able to reach the other. If not you are alone. Louise Bourgeois, Diary (1987)

John Ashbery, from “Can You Hear, Bird”

Jean-Claude Götting

John Ashbery, from “Can You Hear, Bird”

“The Effect of Foreignness” by Ryszard Krynicki, trans. Clare Cavanagh

“Truth?” by Ryszard Krynicki, trans. Clare Cavanagh

Ryszard Krynicki “Rue de Poitiers”, trans. Clare Cavanagh

Ryszard Krynicki “Faszyści Zmieniają Koszule”/ “The Fascists Change Shirts” trans. Clare Cavanagh

Ryszard Krynicki “Język, to dzikie mięso”

The tickets are now on sale for this year’s StAnza International Poetry Festival including for the event I’m part of. Looking forward to it byretheatre.com/shows/stanza...

“Voice” by Zbigniew Herbert, trans. Czesław Miłosz & Peter Dale Scott. The original below