Summer 2024

• Michael Longley A Selection of Poems & a Story, Burials
Birds of Paradise / Pilgrimage, Wreath / Bequests / Feather, Turnstone / A Review / The Following Day
• Tarn MacArthur Ben Lawers
• Ian Humphreys Emily’s Tree
• Laura Wittner A un dios desconocido / Kayak
• Romalyn Ante Nursing & Poetry / During the pandemic, I tell my lover I can no longer be a nurse, and he writes 言霊 on my arm / Mebuyan teases Hermes
• Michael Casper Anatolian Notebook
• Isobel Dixon Hyperbole and Catastrophe / In Which the Doctor Recommends a Failsafe Action Plan, In Which I Can’t Bestir Myself to Care, In Which I Breathe a Finer Atmosphere
• Dzifa Benson In the Company of Trees / Foreign Matter
• Annemarie Ní Churreáin Holy Communion in The New State / Confessional / Folklore Of The New State
• John Glenday Poetry and the Work We Do / Dear monarchs, t h e g o l d f i n c h e s
• Jennifer Wong Constellation

• Eric Gregory Award Winners 2024
• Yanita Georgieva Just One Ways of Knowing
• William Gee old country
• Francis-Xavier Mukiibi A Ghazal Born from Clay
• Maia Elsner You, bystander to the events, walk through the forest
• Will Barnard An Extract from Tequila Sunrise
• Nathaniel King Heatstroke

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• Ian Duhig On the House
• Helen Mort Wildlife / Context
• Oluwaseun Olayiwola Crustacean / There Are No Houses In The Future
• Maha Salih The Size of a Hazelnut
• Madara Gruntmane An extract from Drunk Daddy’s Girl
• Anna Gréki The Camp
• Piero Toto 1992
• Stefania Heim I was born
• Raymond Antrobus Signs, Music / The New father

• Isabelle Baafi On Remembering and Resistance
• Jason Allen-Paisant All people must be able to write about the birds. On poetry and the sensorium of catastrophe
• Joey Connolly A Pretext for Desire. On poetry and the diary form as seedbeds for the formation of working-class masculine identity
• Jennifer Lee Tsai interviews Hala Alyan The Sacred Act of Remembering
• Jack Belloli Garlands of History. On three collections that use inventive modes to interrogate and envision beyond imperial violence
• Lucy Mercer History Felt Like This. On two folkoric collections that reflect on violence and collectivity
• Tom Branfoot ‘Ghosting the Mother Land’. On three poets whose lyricism and forms reconfigure sociohistorical terrains
• Erin Cunningham Lessons in Connectivity.  On three collections whose explorations of landscape and desire offer new forms of connection
• Chris Cusack Mapping Grief. On three collections that navigate grief across landscapes and generational divides
• Maia Elsner Belonging as Resistance. On three collections that chart migratory routes toward empathy and liberation
• Sylee Gore I Am Not Quite Myself. On three collections that trace the convolutions of identity in the wake of personal discovery