PUBLISHED POEMS PAGE UPDATED TUESDAY 30 APRIL 2024
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Peter Ualrig Kennedy’s poem Mai Myfanwy appears, Highly Commended, in the Vole Books Summer Anthology 2023 ‘Washed With Noon’.
Pam Job‘s poem In the Deep Dark Wood appears in the latest issue of the online poetry magazine, London Grip.
Pam Job‘s poem Threnody on the Death of Lorca was published in the new anthology of Artemesia competitition poems judged by Roger McGough in ‘Colours of the Moon’, Mosaique Press, France. It will be part of a translation project in tandem with a Romanian university
Peter Ualrig Kennedy’s poem Schwarzwald is ‘This week’s Reader’s Poem’ in D&W Newsletter No.215
Peter Ualrig Kennedy’s poem Tad cu has been longlisted for issue 58.2 of Poetry Wales 2022.
Sylvia Sellers’ poem The Summer Solstice moon is published in Wildfire Words August 2022 (the poetry ezine from Frosted Fire, Cheltenham).
Pam Job‘s excellent poem On the train from Avignon to Marseille is published in the online London Grip New Poetry Summer 2021 number.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy‘s poem Twilight is published online in Issue 4 (May 2021) of littoral magazine; editor Mervyn Linford.
Jenna Plewes has three poems published online in Issue 4 (May 2021) of littoral magazine; editor Mervyn Linford.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy‘s poem I have heard the sad, dead voices is published in the Dempsey & Windle compilation What Next? 2020.
Kathryn de Leon is the Featured American Poet in the first instalment of The High Window’s Autumn 2020 issue. What an accolade!
Martin Figura‘s poem Land of opportunity is published in the ‘a poem for europe’ series in The New European of Aug 27-Sept 2, 2020
Pam Job’s poem Reading Lorca in Late Afternoon has been read online by Anthony Roberts of Colchester Arts Centre on 19 August, in Ant’s Daily Poetry Project.
Rosie Sandler’s poem 120 Bricks: highly commended in the Poetry Society’s inaugural Art to Poetry Award (2020) in partnership with Artlyst. This is a new ekphrastic poetry competition.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy‘s poem Spring in Lockdown Lane appears in the booklet ‘Made at Home’ Wide Open Sea Press May 2020 published in aid of Crisis/Covid-19 homelessness.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy‘s poem There is a code appears in the Dempsey & Windle and The 1000 Monkeys Newsletter No 45 (June 2020)
Brian Ford has recently had his collection of religious poetry ‘But It’s a Good Story, Isn’t It?’ produced as a PDF download by Wild Goose Publications.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy has a fourth poem ‘Not Just Europe’ published in the ‘a poem for europe’ series in The New European of March 19-March 25, 2020
Tim Cunningham has a new poem Lullaby published in the Spring 2020 number of London Grip …
https://londongrip.co.uk/2020/02/
Tim Gardiner is in the European Top 100 Haiku poets for 5th year running
Antony Johae‘s Campervan-Haiku Calendar is in the current Winter 2019 number of the online publication The High Window. Read his poem on our Poems Archive page
Anita Jones Debska has a new blog ’Poetry For Everyone’ showcasing Polish poetry and culture at https://polskapoeta.wordpress.com
Martin Bewick’s poem Outward, Bound is published in the December 2019 number of The Cormorant, an Irish broadsheet literary magazine
Martin Bewick’s poem Verb is published in the Winter 2019 number of The High Window
Tim Cunningham has a fifth poem published in the ‘a poem for europe’ series in The New European of Nov 14-Nov 20, 2019
Peter Ualrig Kennedy’s poem The blazing sun and what to do about it is published in the anthology Planet in Peril, Fly on the Wall Press 2019.
Karen Dennison’s lovely Wivenhoe poem Estuary’s edge has been pinned to the Places of Poetry map: https://www.placesofpoetry.org.uk
Peter Ualrig Kennedy’s haiku Slant light was one of many shown during the Venice Biennale as part of Caroline Wiseman’s ALIVE in the UNIVERSE project, filmed on screen on Words Day 17 May 2019.
Pam Job‘s poem Why you go? has appeared in the ‘a poem for europe’ series in The New European of May 2-May 8, 2019
M W Bewick’s poem The Hill Village appears in the anthology, ‘The Cottongrass Appreciation Society’, available from Maytree Press. See: https://thepoetryvillage.com/portfolio/the-cotton-grass-appreciation-society-poetry-anthology/
Pam Job’s powerful poem The Parcel, set to music, featured as part of a new oratorio in a concert by Ipswich Choral Society on Saturday 6 April 2019
M W Bewick has three poems about Cumbria in Pondweed, a first anthology from Greenteeth Press in York.
M W Bewick has a selection of four poems upcoming in The Blue Nib and another, Verb, in The High Window. A poem, Wild Swimming, is to be published by Under the Radar.
M W Bewick’s poem The Force of a Leaf published in Birkbeck’s annual Mechanics’ Institute Review.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy’s poem Being European has been published (his third) in The New European Feb 7-13 2019.
Tim Cunningham‘s collection ‘Feathers’ is published by Revival Press 2018. Watch out for a review in this website.
Pam Job is placed second in the prestigious Magma Poetry Competition 2017/2018 with her poem ‘The Raku Helmet’.
Antony Johae has two new poems in Morphrog 15 – go to www.morphrog.com to read them both.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy‘s poem A Fable of Christmas Past, Christmas Present is his second poem to feature in the ‘a poem for europe’ series in The New European of January 2018
Alex Toms‘ poem White Rose in February has appeared in the ‘a poem for europe’ series in The New European of June 23-June 29, 2017.
Elvis McGonagall‘s poem Carry On Up The Brexit has appeared in the ‘a poem for europe’ series in The New European of Jan 27-Feb 2, 2017
Peter Ualrig Kennedy‘s poem After the Fall has appeared in the ‘a poem for europe’ series in The New European of Jan 20-Jan 26, 2017
Antony Johae has two new poems in Morphrog 15 – go to www.morphrog.com to read them both.
Pam Job and Peter Ualrig Kennedy both have poems in the Autumn 2016 number of London Grip New Poetry
Bryan Thomas won First Prize with his poem State of the Union in the Friends of Lowestoft Library Creative Writing Competition 2016.
See morphrog 13 at http://www.morphrog.com which features among others Nancy Mattson, Antony Johae, Michael Bartholomew-Biggs and Peter Ualrig Kennedy.
Peter Ualrig Kennedy’s poem Art class is published in The Interpreter’s House 62. Peter also has a new poem online, Sunday morning, published in Ground. Find it at http://www.ground.org.uk
Peter Ualrig Kennedy was represented in the Poem for Europe feature in The New European on January 20-26, 2016, with his poem After the Fall.
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