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POEM A DAY: TIPHANIE YANIQUE
‘This is the island It is small and vulnerable’ - Tiphanie Yanique
Today’s daily poem reminded us of the 72nd an...
PBS SUMMER TRANSLATION CHOICE
As part of our open access for #BLM, we've opened up access to this extract from Ilya Kaminsky's review of The Sea Ne...
POEM A DAY: FRIDGE
“I haunt my own home, silent but for the buzzing / of the fridge with the wine in it, with the secret/ light no one ...
POEM A DAY: O MY SOHO
In honour of Pride month, our daily poems this week are highlighting the brilliant range of LGBTQ+ poets publishing ...
POEM A DAY: WINDRUSH 72
Windrush childBehind youWindrush childpalm trees wave goodbyeabove youWindrush childseabirds asking whyaround youWind...
POEM A DAY: NATALIE DIAZ
'THE FIRST WATER IS THE BODY' (AN EXTRACT)The Colorado River is the most endangered river in the United States—also, ...
OPEN ACCESS: NATALIE DIAZ
This week we're sharing this extract from an exclusive interview with Natalie Diaz in our Summer Bulletin. Here Natal...
PBS SUMMER RECOMMENDATION: NATALIE DIAZ
Postcolonial Love Poem is a thunderous river of a book, an anthem of desire against erasure. It demands that every b...
YOUR SILENCE WILL NOT PROTECT YOU: AUDRE LORDE
“Poetry lays the foundations for a future of change”—Audre Lorde
Your Silence Will Not Protect You collects the esse...
FREE TOTE FOR NEW CHOICE MEMBERS
To share the love with our poetry community this summer, we're offering this beautiful FREE TOTE BAG to all new Choi...
POEM A DAY: OCEAN VUONG
‘The refugee camp sick with smoke and half-sung’
- Self Portrait as Exit Wounds by Ocean Vuong.
‘The refugee cam...
OPEN ACCESS: BHANU KAPIL
We're delighted to share this extract from Bhanu Kapil's incredible commentary on the PBS Summer Choice How to Wash A...