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We have been sure to include some open mic opportunities at the Dobunni Poetry Festival which will be up and running in exactly four weeks! Fancy getting involved? Check out the details below.
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How do we listen to the ancient world beneath our feet? How do museum collections, archaeological traces, and shamanic practices help us engage with the deep histories of our local landscapes - and how might poetry translate that knowledge...
Spend an evening with the Forward Prize Best Single Poem shortlist at Borderless Books in Stroud as we continue to mark the National Year of Reading.
Together we’ll read, unpick and argue for the lines we love (and hate?) looking at how ea...
Today we’re delighted to share work by the shortlisted poets in our DIRT competition: Morag Anderson, Kara Barlow, Helen Bowell, Rachel Curzon, Karen Downs-Barton, Linda France, Nasim Luczaj, Rona Luo, Jessica Mookherjee and Yvonne Reddick....
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The residency offers a slow, attentive, and interpretive approach to revealing the region’s natural and cul...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Dialect is a writer and literature development collective providing immersive learning, sharing and publication opportunities to writers in rural / small town / remote and edgeland places.
Winner of the Geoffrey Dearmer and Laurie Lee Prizes, JLM Morton is a poet and nonfiction writer based near Stroud in Gloucestershire, England.
Plantable poetry project that soil-obsessed Alice Willitts started with the watery wonder that is JLM Morton. After all, what would soil be without water?! Here be bits and essays and links to the poetic hyphae this co-writing touches.
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