The Fig Tree
Tim FellowsThe Fig Tree is a poetry webzine dedicated to offering publication opportunities to established and new poets alike. We publish about six times a year. Edited by Tim Fellows.
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The Fig Tree - Issue 15
Welcome to issue fifteen of The Fig Tree.
This issue’s Featured Poet is West Yorkshire-based Laura Strickland, who hasn’t appeared in the magazine before but who was a guest reader at the launch of Ian Parks’ The Sons of Darkness an...
Fig Tree Update - Summer 2026
The fig trees that are the root of the name of this webzine - in the garden of Miguel Hernandez’ house in Orihuela, now a museum to his memory.
I haven’t produced a newsletter for a while and as there isn’t a regular or special issue of T...
The Fig Tree - Issue 14
Welcome to issue fourteen of The Fig Tree.
This issue’s Featured Poet is Steve Ely, whose powerful poetry and presence have been appreciated by poetry lovers on the page and in performance. His subject matter is wide ranging and som...
The Fig Tree - Women's Poetry Special Issue 2
Welcome to this second of two special issues of The Fig Tree, consisting of poems submitted by women. The response was amazing, both in quantity and quality, which made the job of selecting a very difficult and lengthy process. My th...
The Hand of Glory - Bob Beagrie - Review by Ian Parks
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In this special issue of The Fig Tree, Ian Parks reviews the recent collection by our Issue 13 Featured Poet Bob Beagrie. You can also see my review of it here.
Before we get to the review, a couple of annou...
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A writer and poet from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, UK. Formerly a software developer and also a part-time runner and babysitter. Supports Sheffield Eagles RLFC, Chesterfield FC and Derbyshire CCC so definitely not a glory hunter.
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