POETRY MONTH: Caviar by Sarah Fletcher
intellectual poems that don’t become impersonal
Tag: poet
POETRY MONTH: Broken Sleep Anthology 2019
broken sleep’s second annual anthology
POETRY MONTH: 81 Austerities by Sam Riviere
objectively brilliant, yes, but not not not so good for me?
POETRY MONTH: Liver Mush by Graham Irvin
“People eat what they can. They love what can love them back.”
POETRY MONTH: The Nancy Reagan Collection by Maxe Crandall
i read some poems on the backlot throat goat
POETRY MONTH: Stefan Mohamed INTERVIEW
the FIRST TriumphOfTheNow.com DM interview!!!
POETRY MONTH: Dreich #3
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POETRY MONTH: Acorn by Yoko Ono
is “art writing” poetry? / is “poetry” art writing?
POETRY MONTH: Bless The Daughter Raised By A Voice In Her Head by Warsan Shire
incredibly good popular poetry from Beyoncé’s collaborator
POETRY MONTH: Waiting Room by Poppy Cockburn
powerful, direct, dignified poems
POETRY MONTH: The Rink by Aaron Kent
poetry cannot exist outside of the world
POETRY MONTH: The Towns We Leave Hate Us Most by Aislinn Evans
excellent poetry & performance piece
POETRY MONTH: Lyme by Jared A. Carnie
some great love poetry surrounded by trepidatious discussion of someone else’s illness
POETRY MONTH: Produce Poetry Or Die. by Narada Voux Sanders
realising i read poetry looking for poets, not poems
POETRY MONTH: Rotten Milk by Karina Bush
latest chapbook from one of my favourite writers
POETRY MONTH: [partial reading from years ago of] Float by Anne Carson
a partial reading from 4/5 years ago, previously unpublished
POETRY MONTH: The Marketplace of Ideas by Stefan Mohamed
the Earth itself is a revolutionary anti-capitalist (funny poems)
POETRY MONTH: Bars Fight by Lucy Terry Prince
potentially significant if unexciting 18th century ballad
POETRY MONTH: poetry reviews from the vaults
before a month of all new all poetry reviews, check out a selection from the TotN vaults!
POETRY MONTH: poetry film premiere
exclusive look at a new poetry film by scott manley hadley!
Noted Poet Andrew McMillan enjoys the pleasure of regret
“it’s great”, he tweeted
Most of my Heroes Don’t Appear On No Stamps by Ran Walker
brief comments on a collection of kwansabas
The Long Take by Robin Robertson
some notes on a gorgeous novel
Selected Poems by Stevie Smith
read some dated poetry
Hera Lindsay Bird by Hera Lindsay Bird
short review of a wonderful poetry collection
The Penguin Book of the Prose Poem edited by Jeremy Noel-Tod
a fresh anthology that’s worth YOUR attention
Subsequent Death by Aaron Kent
who wouldn’t beg for a little more life?
Bad Boy Poet: LIVE IN DALSTON
Scott Manley Hadley launches Bad Boy Poet.
Bad Boy Poet: LIVE TONIGHT IN DALSTON
BOOK LAUNCH TONIGHT NOVEMBER 14TH 2018
Bad Boy Poet by Scott Manley Hadley
Reviewed by Karina Bush
Bad Boy Poet: Intimate & Al Fresco
reading some poems in the Spanish desert…
Bad Boy Poet by Scott Manley Hadley
Review by L. Tumbleweed Parker. CW: ableist language
Feast of Sapphires by Matt Nagin
find out what poetry i like and why i write about poopoo
Ossuaries by Dionne Brand
political poetry: what is it good for?
Selected Poems by Federico García Lorca
why I owned but didn’t read this book for five years (anger, depression)
Remembering Oluwale: An Anthology edited by SJ Bradley
a powerful anthology of poetry and prose
Poem 66 by Susana Medina
a Wide Sargasso Sea for Lolita
Typhoid August by Sarah Fletcher
chapbook review that turns into me recounting my entire relationship with sex
Twenty-Six Factitions by Erik Kennedy
Scott Manley Hadley on the poetry scene
Poems and Songs by Leonard Cohen
some inappropriate teenage nostalgia
Twenty Love Poems & A Song of Despair by Pablo Neruda
it’s not love if u pretend they don’t shit
Scott Manley Hadley Reads Some Poems
listen and or watch me read some poems (or do neither)
Passivity, Electricity, Acclivity by Ella Frears
good, serious, accessible poems
Sunshine by Melissa Lee-Houghton
this is impressive, i am depressive
There Are More Beautiful Things Than Beyoncé by Morgan Parker
v good poems tho a v poor blog post
Death the Barber by William Carlos Williams
so much depends upon triumphofthenow.com
Who Is Mary Sue? by Sophie Collins
more tasty contemporary poetry
Being With Me Will Help You Learn by Thomas McColl
slowly, book by book, i realise what i like
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