The Aftershock Review
Max Wallis (Aftershock Review), Writing in Context, Dale Booton, Dr Anna PercyBacked by Arts Council England, The Aftershock Review is a radical poetry journal of survival and aftermath—publishing fierce, necessary work on trauma, queerness, class, madness, and recovery. Print ISSN 2976-9752 Online ISSN 2976-9760
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 122 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Read Maura Dooley’s poem ‘Acute’ from Issue Three today!
Acute
Maura Dooley
The line of trust runs at 45°,
the point of intersection changing
from nursery to nursing home,
via hospital where a flask,
suspended,
pumps its goodness into a tired hand.
Wire, tube, cord, your outstretched...
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Issue One - Section IX - Part Two - Clare Shaw and Nuala Watt
Clare Shaw - substack:
Clare Shaw’s poems make the house unreliable.
In “The Epistemology of the Staircase”, stairs are supposed to mean movement, change, progress. Clare lets that symbol rot, because the staircase remembers too much....
Issue One - Section IX part one - System / Crash - ft Becky Cherriman, Madailín Burnhope
The first poems in Section IX begin at the point where systems stop pretending to be neutral.
Becky Cherriman and Madailín Burnhope take us straight into the places where the state becomes physical. These poems know the state does not only...
2 years, 3 months ago I got in an uber fully intending to jump off a bridge in London
2 years and 3 months ago today, by date, I got in an Uber fully intending to jump off a bridge in London. And no, I wasn’t wanting a swim.
It was a leap year, and time is strange. It was a Sunday. So the Sunday around the 25th is also the...
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My personal account but the main substack is @aftershockpoetry - Arts Council funded magazine publishing the best poetry from trauma.
Writer responding creatively to the contemporary and historical world from my own tiny corner of Yorkshire.
Queer poet from Birmingham. Two Poetry pamphlets: ‘Walking Contagions’ (Polari Press) and ‘On This Stretch of Queerland’ (Fourteen Poems).
Co-editor Aftershock Review, recent PhD graduate writing on madness and the environment.
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