“It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” Yet another guest speaker at our school gives this ‘advice’ to …
Page and Stage and the Spaces Between by Harry Josephine Giles
A poem doesn’t exist, for me, until I’ve felt it in my mouth. They often begin with a catch of …
Academia / Odyssey / Lyric Essay by Jane Burn
Courage is multiplex. Part of courage is admitting what you do / do not know; courage is vulnerability before that …
Poems on Pennine Peaks – a fundraising journey with Richard Skinner
In early June of 2022, author Richard Skinner will walk the 268 miles of the Pennine Way from Edale, in …
Women Poets’ Prize judges 2022
As our biennial Prize prepares to open its doors to submissions, we’re delighted to introduce you to our three judges …
Rebecca Swift Foundation announces Women Poets’ Network, supported by Arts Council England
The Rebecca Swift Foundation is excited to announce it has received funding from Arts Council England to create an online …
Poets and Prizes – Thoughts of an Unprofessional Poet by Anja Konig
Anja Konig grew up in the German language and now writes in English. Her first pamphlet “Advice for an Only …
Build Your Own Residency by Jo Bell
For many poets, paid time to be in residence at a particular location or organisation is the ultimate dream job. …
Roots and Routes by Kat François
We continue our series of essays On Being A Woman Poet with performance artist Kat François’ reflections on her journey …
A Room, A Wall, A View by Shash Trevett
To begin our series of essays On Being A Woman Poet, we asked poet, translator and editor Shash Trevett to reflect on her experiences…
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