POETRY MONTH: Caviar by Sarah Fletcher
intellectual poems that don’t become impersonal
intellectual poems that don’t become impersonal
broken sleep’s second annual anthology
objectively brilliant, yes, but not not not so good for me?
“People eat what they can. They love what can love them back.”
Today we’re (I’m) looking at another poetry magazine. I’m not quite sure if this one is a magazine or ifContinue Reading
is “art writing” poetry? / is “poetry” art writing?
incredibly good popular poetry from Beyoncé’s collaborator
powerful, direct, dignified poems
poetry cannot exist outside of the world
excellent poetry & performance piece
some great love poetry surrounded by trepidatious discussion of someone else’s illness
realising i read poetry looking for poets, not poems
latest chapbook from one of my favourite writers
a partial reading from 4/5 years ago, previously unpublished
you been doing all this dope [blogging] / You ain’t had a chance to show ’em what time it is
a masterpiece of contemporary sonnetteering
the Earth itself is a revolutionary anti-capitalist (funny poems)
an excellent anthology from friend of the blog broken sleep books
potentially significant if unexciting 18th century ballad
before a month of all new all poetry reviews, check out a selection from the TotN vaults!
an excellent early 80s hybrid text with a distressing – and violent – context
the building i live in got on fire in lockdown
top prize-winning poetry and emotional toll of lockdown ekes in
i’m distracted
strong canadian poems
great book of pomes
little review of a strong anthology
i read some local poetry
brief comments on a collection of kwansabas
some notes on a gorgeous novel
welsh poetry, often wonderful, sometimes dry
read some dated poetry
short review of a wonderful poetry collection
a fresh anthology that’s worth YOUR attention
who wouldn’t beg for a little more life?
BOOK LAUNCH TONIGHT NOVEMBER 14TH 2018
Reviewed by Karina Bush
reading some poems in the Spanish desert…
Review by L. Tumbleweed Parker. CW: ableist language
find out what poetry i like and why i write about poopoo
political poetry: what is it good for?
why I owned but didn’t read this book for five years (anger, depression)
a powerful anthology of poetry and prose
a Wide Sargasso Sea for Lolita
chapbook review that turns into me recounting my entire relationship with sex
Scott Manley Hadley on the poetry scene
some inappropriate teenage nostalgia
it’s not love if u pretend they don’t shit
good, serious, accessible poems