Like Goldfinches
A poem by Andrew McNeillie. This late spring, and spring was late,the Goldfinches cameriding in the tops of next-door’s silver...
4th August 2022
Tagged as: Poetry
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The Kentish Rebellion
A slice of Robert Selby's newly published 'The Kentish Rebellion', and a few words on the collection from its author....19th July 2022
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Navigate by Trees
An excerpt from Jackie Morris’s 'Feather, Leaf, Bark & Stone' — a book of poems and meditations typewritten onto gold...28th June 2022
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Feather, Leaf, Bark & Stone
A film by Seven Fables to celebrate the publication of Jackie Morris's 'Feather, Leaf, Bark and Stone', out at the...15th June 2022
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Lode
A poem by Ben Addy. Lode (plural lodes)1 (obsolete) A way or path; a road.2 (dialectal) A watercourse.3 (mining) A...29th May 2022
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Swift Wings
Eight poems by the eccentric mystic Victor Neuburg get a musical makeover, thanks to Sharron Kraus and Justin Hopper. Gareth...27th May 2022
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Love Affair with Next Door's Birch
A poem by Jane Burn, winner of the inaugural Future Places Environmental Essay and Poetry Prize. * A note from...18th May 2022
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The Catch
Published earlier this week by Bloomsbury, 'The Catch: Fishing for Ted Hughes' sees Mark Wormald fish in the poet's footsteps....30th April 2022
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The Lake
A poem by Daniel Bennett We followed the path by the shore where water ran clear as airsinking from the mountains bleeding...15th April 2022
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Mountains of the Heart
In the company of Robert Macfarlane and W.H. Murray, Sue Brooks traverses icy terrains of the heart and mind. In...8th April 2022
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Non-Scripta
A poem by Rob Cowen.If you’re askingwhat it means to liveafter this winter you’ve lived through. If you’re asking what...1st April 2022
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Flatirons
A poem by Daniel Bennett We headed for mountainsafter dark, a drunk planhatched in his apartment,scrawled like graffitialong the strip mallscarparks...16th March 2022
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Sea-Change
Jessica Streeting's 'Sea-Change' is a poetic memoir of singular poise and poignancy, writes Andrew Rumsey. We were one stray, Set...12th March 2022
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Verges
A poem by Daniel Bennett Here I learned to thrivefull as cow parsley, ripeas roadkill bursting sweetlyin teeming hedgerows. These were...6th March 2022
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Five Mile Road, Atlantic Coast
A poem by Will Burns. Bastardised breakfast of eggsand whatever else we had to hand,the morning heavy-pressed and failing us as we...22nd February 2022
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Wolf Moon
A poem by Jessica Sneddon, introduced by its writer thus: This journal was written on my evening commute. It is...18th February 2022
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PART VII (The Old Man)
Extracted from Katharine Towers’ OAK — a sequence of poems accompanying the oak from acorn to grave to afterlife. darkness...11th February 2022
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October Journey
A poem by Will Burns. Strange motion dreams these last days.Depressing hotel room sleep.And lack of it.Odd love of railway...4th February 2022