UPDATED WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBER 2024
Our poet Fiona Clark anatomises November in a few short lines. Find her in the Today’s poem page ….
Our theme is “November”. Your poems will be welcome. See Submission guidelines below.
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LIVE POETRY RETURNS TO WIVENHOE THIS MONTH
with Martin Figura and Helen Ivory …
and featuring Martin Newell, Alex Toms, Martin Bewick
See the Events page.
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We have another poetry review for you: From the East – a new epic poem by our friend John Greening. See the Reviews page.
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See below for Submission guidelines
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Poetrywivenhoe is a poetry collective established in 2007. We have an occasional live event, or meet by Zoom. Our next live reading will be on 21 November with Martin Figura and Helen Ivory. For info see the Events page.
And every morning you will find a fresh poem on the Today’s poem page; to view the full poem in proper format click on Continue reading.
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Submission guidelines:
• send by email, up to 30 lines (give or take) in 12 pt Times New Roman.
• house style: the first line starts with either a capital letter or lower case; succeeding lines start lower case, perhaps with a capital after a full stop.
• poems should be your own compositions; if previously published please give relevant details.
• poems should follow the suggested theme, which will now be November.
• the Editor’s decision is final.
• a posting on the website will constitute an online publication.
- • email: peter@plusplus9.plus.com
Good luck
::Peter Ualrig Kennedy
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- ALSO see the Reviews page, the Published page and the Books page for recent news.
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Note: we have recently published Poetrywivenhoe’s fourth collection of poems from the Anti-Covid-19 New Poems Initiative, title ‘Different Days, Different Desires‘. See Books page.
Our boat logo (when you can see it – which is not possible at the moment) is by kind permission of Wivenhoe artist James Dodds.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy