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TRANSLATING BRECHT, A POET FOR OUR TIMES - 1ST OCTOBER 2019
Are you a poetry in translation fan? If you are in London on 1st October 2019, here is the event for you: Translati...
#POETIPS 2019: DEGNA STONE
#PoeTips are back! This time bigger and better, with more advice from your favourite poets. This blog post is ...
6 DAYS TO GO: WOMEN'S POETRY PRIZES
The countdown is on to the Mslexia & PBS Women's Poetry Prizes deadline. There are only 6 Days left to get your...
7 DAYS TO GO: #POETIPS VIDEOS LYDIA KENNAWAY
There's less than a week left to enter the Mslexia and PBS Women's Poetry Prizes before entries close on the 16th Sep...
#POETIPS 2019: RACHAEL ALLEN
#PoeTips are back! This time bigger and better, with more advice from your favourite poets. This blog post is one...
WOMEN POETS IN CONVERSATION
We've had some fantastic opportunities lately to interview and record readings with local poets from the North of Eng...
TRANSLATION THURSDAY: POEMS ABOUT LANGUAGE AND PLACE. NESS OWEN AND SIAN NORTHEY ON MAMIAITH
New from Arachne Press this month is Mamiaith by Ness Owen: a book exploring concepts such as family, motherhood, pla...
#POETIPS 2019: AILBHE DARCY
#PoeTips are back! This time bigger and better, with more advice from your favourite poets. This blog post is on...
AUTUMN BULLETIN SNEAK PREVIEW
"Arabic language is gender-oriented. Everything is either a “he” or a “she”, no “it.” The feminine words are distingu...
MEET DUNYA MIKHAIL: PBS WILD CARD
In Her Feminine Sign follows on the heels of Dunya Mikhail’s devastating account of Daesh kidnappings and killings...
POETRY BY WOMEN IN TRANSLATION - 2018/19 HIGHLIGHTS (2/2)
As our PBS Women in Translation Month project is drawing to a close, here are our women poetry in translation top fiv...
POEM OF THE DAY: UBER
Uber by Anthony Anaxagorou from After the Formalities, PBS Autumn Recommendation published by Penned in the Marg...