Poetry To Your Ears
Éloïse O'Dwyer-Armary, Tom, Devjani Bodepudi, Elizabeth M. CastilloA platform to foster the voices of diverse contemporary poetry and spoken word artists.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 60 | Subscribers | Read | poetrytoyourears.substack.com |
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“Shit can happen. It can get better. It's not to say that that makes it fine, but you can be empowered to make the change.”
AFLO the Poet is a Brighton-based poet from Oxfordshire. Her spoken word poetry, frequently performed at marches and protests, focuses on her experience of race, gender and mental health. She spoke to Tom & Loulou about artistic feedback, c...
“I see the female gaze as the application of what is seen as feminine to poetry, like empathy and nature.”
Elly, who goes by Aphrodites’ Teachings, is a Brighton-based poet from Norfolk. She writes about love and sexuality from a female gaze; and is inspired by nature to create. She talked to Tom & Loulou about nature, bisexual love, female gaze...
35 - Roy McFarlane
Tune in to hear us chat about the legacy of slavery, erasure poems, Roy’s role as Birmingham’s poet laureate, Canal poet ambassador and Brighton Book Festival’s poet-in-residence, & more.
34 - Elizabeth M Castillo
'Not Quite an Ocean' by Elizabeth M. Castillo is a paean to the feminine, to motherhood and to the natural world. At once these poems are both unabashed in their celebration of womanhood, and are searing in their unflinching confrontation w...
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Devjani is a writer and teacher. Her debut pamphlet, For the Daughters Carried Here on the Hips of Their Mothers was published by Fawn Press earlier this year. Her poetry and fiction have appeared in several independent journals in print and online.
Elizabeth M Castillo is a British-Mauritian poet, writer, & a two-time Pushcart & BotN nominee. She lives in Paris where she writes different things, in different languages, under different pen names. Her latest book "Not Quite an Ocean" is out now.
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