We are excited to announce the line-up for our Spring 2021 Online Readings, to celebrate the launch of the magazine’s latest issue, the final under the editorship of Martha Sprackland. …
Poetry London appoints André Naffis-Sahely as new Poetry Editor
Poetry London has announced the appointment of André Naffis-Sahely as its new Poetry Editor.
Letter to Contributors Regarding the Digital Archive
Dear Contributor, This is a courtesy letter to inform you of a new and exciting project at Poetry London. As a contributor to Poetry London, we thought that you would …
Poetry London Autumn 2020 Online Readings
We are excited to announce the line-up for our Autumn 2020 Readings. For this online event, we will be joined by Romalyn Ante, Layla Benitez-James, Hannah Lowe, Canisia Lubrin, Togara Muzanenhamo, …
SEEKING NEW APPOINTEES TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Poetry London seeks new non-executive members to join the Board of Trustees, to advise and support the magazine to achieve its artistic vision.
Interview with Reviews Editor Dai George
PL: Dai, as Reviews Editor of Poetry London, how do you approach the editorial process for each issue and how do you make decisions about which books should be reviewed? …
Spring Launch Readings at Kings Place
Thursday 13 February, 7pm Join us for the first Poetry London reading of the new decade! The launch of the Spring issue features live readings from Rishi Dastidar, Emily Hasler, Martha Kapos and Joe Dunthorne. Come along …
Vacancy: Poetry Editor
Freelance£12,000 pa for 150 days paBoth London SE14 and home-based APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED Poetry London wishes to appoint a new Poetry Editor. This is the executive role at the …
Interview with Poetry Editor Martha Sprackland
PL: Martha, this is your first issue as editor of the magazine. How did you approach selecting poems for the issue? MS: A combination of things, for this first go. …
An Interview with Roger Bloor, winner of the Poetry London Clore Prize 2019
Well, this will be fun, I think! I’d like to start off by congratulating you again on your triumph – well done! I know the judge, Sasha Dugdale, was impressed by the winners, and it’s exciting that we’ll be publishing your winning poem in Poetry London. I’d like to know more about Molly Leigh, the subject of your poem, who was accused of witchcraft in the seventeenth century. What is it about her story that captured your attention?
Autumn 2019 Launch Readings at Kings Place
Wednesday 23 October, 7pm The very special launch of the Autumn issue of Poetry London features live readings from Lucy Mercer, Mona Arshi, Clore Prize judge Sasha Dugdale and the three winners of the 2019 Prize, …
How to master the art of poetry submissions
1. Here’s the headline: read the magazine you’re submitting to, before you decide to submit. You’ll get a sense of where your poems will best fit, and you’ll have an …
Summer 2019 Readings at Kings Place
Wednesday 12 June – 7pm The launch of the Summer issue of Poetry London features live readings from Timothy Donnelly, Karen McCarthy-Woolf, Abigail Parry and Jack Underwood. The evening will …
Poetry London Summer 2018 Readings: 21 June at Kings Place
Watch readings from the Summer 2018 launch by Rebecca Tamás and Dom Bury Thank you to all who joined us to celebrate the publication of the 2018 summer issue of …
Poetry London announces new Reviews and Associate Editor
Poetry London is delighted to announce that Dai George and Martha Sprackland are joining the magazine’s editorial team. Dai George will be the Reviews Editor, while Martha Sprackland will be …
I See You Seeing Me: Engaging the Female Gaze in Visual Art and Poetry. Event: 16 June 2018
View the full programme. The 1970s gave rise to ground breaking critical work on the male gaze, with thinkers such as Laura Mulvey and John Berger interrogating the phallocentric look—the …
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