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MEET ISABELLE BAAFI
We're delighted to introduce our Spring Pamphlet Choice, Isabelle Baafi.
Isabelle Baafi is a writer and poet from Lon...
POEM OF THE DAY: PLANTAIN
From Ripe by Isabelle Baafi, our Spring Pamphlet Choice published by ignition press.
SPRING PAMPHLET CHOICE
'Hunger made me’, reveals one speaker in Ripe, and the desire to be satiated fills these poems. Desperate women hide ...
ANNOUNCING THE PBS SUMMER SELECTIONS
We're so excited to reveal our Summer Selections will be:
Choice: Kazim Ali, The Voice of Sheila Chandra, Pla...
WATCH THE SPRING BOOK CLUB
Our wonderful PBS Book Selector Andrew McMillan hosts the latest online Book Club featuring our Spring Choice Jen Ha...
KEATS BICENTENARY
200 years ago today, on the 23rd February 1821, John Keats died of TB in Rome. Unrecognised by the literary establish...
POET OF THE WEEK: MICHAEL SYMMONS ROBERTS
Here's a sneak preview from Michael Symmons Robert's interview in our Spring Bulletin.
"The title Ransom came when ar...
POEM OF THE DAY: RANSOM
"this wild, this ever-patient hope", an extract from Takk, from Ransom, our PBS Spring Recommendation by Michael Sym...
SPRING RECOMMENDATION: RANSOM
Ransom, the new collection from Michael Symmons Roberts, is an intense and vivid exploration of liberty and limit, o...
POEM OF THE DAY FROM LUMEN
“We are trying to avoid the word pain It is far too full of itself...”
- Tiffany Atkinson’s Lumen has landed to bri...
INTRODUCING TIFFANY ATKINSON
Here's a sneak preview from our interview with PBS Spring Recommended poet Tiffany Atkinson in the PBS Spring Bulleti...
BOOK OF THE WEEK: LUMEN
How might poetry help us articulate the body in illness, in work, and in love? Tiffany Atkinson’s fourth collection ...