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Public Intimacies
A conversation between Deryn Rees-Jones and Holly Pester
Deryn Rees-Jones, Holly Pester
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On Intention and Intuition
Carl Phillips and Marjorie Lotfi in conversation
Carl Phillips, Marjorie Lotfi
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These Infinite Cherries
Chrissy Williams
death seeps out of them pursed lips, not like a purse at all the cosmos so withholding of itself the terrible hand awaiting instruction what to destroy, and how, and when all that rich darkness, syncopation in the air, a [...] -
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Communing with Ghosts
A conversation between Jennifer Lee Tsai and Natalie Linh Bolderston
Jennifer Lee Tsai, Natalie Linh Bolderston
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In Terms of Vulnerability
Erica Hesketh and Niall Campbell talk difficult subject matter
Niall Campbell, Erica Hesketh
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An Inheritance of Magic
Freya Jackson on three collections that explore passed-down forms of endurance and transformation
Freya Jackson
Pascal Petit’s ninth collection, Beast, is a journey through many landscapes (the Amazon, the French wetlands, the Tala Zone reserve). Although the book is divided into segments named after separate locations, many of the poems feature multiple landscapes. For instance, [...] -
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Sinéad Morrissey was born in Northern Ireland in 1972 and educated at Trinity College, Dublin. She has published six collections with Carcanet as well as a book of selected poems, Found Architecture (2020). Her awards include a Lannan Literary Fellowship (2007), First Prize in the UK National Poetry Competition (2007), the Irish Times Award (2009, 2013) and the T S Eliot Prize for her fifth collection Parallax in 2013. Her latest collection On Balance (2017) was awarded the Forward Prize and was a Poetry Book Society Choice. She has served as Belfast Poet Laureate and in 2019 was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. She is currently Professor of Creative Writing at Newcastle University. Her memoir Among Communists (2026) brings to life the distinctive milieu of Belfast Communism in the 1980s, tracing a family’s story of love, conviction, and loss against the backdrop of the Troubles and the fall of the USSR. Poet Dane Holt corresponded with Morrissey to discuss beginnings, belief, and what it means to rediscover the past.
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Signing Off a Collection – and a Self
A conversation between Helen Farish and Katharine Towers
Helen Farish, Katharine Towers
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