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The Poetry Society and City Bridge Foundation yesterday marked the close of the Foundation’s inaugural poet residency programme with a celebration at the Tate Modern’s Starr Cinema. The event brought together poets, cultural partners and audience members to reflect on the residency’s achievements. Guests enjoyed live readings, poetry film scree...
Stanzas are groups run voluntarily by Poetry Society members — some Stanzas meet to give feedback on each other’s poems in progress, some are poetry reading groups, some run impromptu open mic sessions. To celebrate the diversity of The Poetry Society’s Stanza groups, the new series of Stanza Spotlight Q&As gives a bit more insight into the running of the groups and how p...
Stanzas are groups run voluntarily by Poetry Society members — some Stanzas meet to give feedback on each other’s poems in progress, some are poetry reading groups, some run impromptu open mic sessions. To celebrate the diversity of The Poetry Society’s Stanza groups, the new series of Stanza Spotlight Q&As gives a bit more insight into the running of the groups and how p...
To help you get to know your judges for the 2025 National Poetry Competition, we’ve asked each one to participate in a visual Q&A. The National Poetry Competition closes at 11.59pm on 31st October
Next is Denise Saul, whose debut collection The Room Between Us (Pavi...
To help you get to know your judges for the 2025 National Poetry Competition, we’ve asked each one to participate in a visual Q&A. The National Poetry Competition closes at 11.59pm on 31st October
Next is Susannah Dickey, a writer from Derry. Her debut poetry collection,
