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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...
AUTUMN BULLETIN PREVIEW
Here's a sneak preview from our exclusive interview with Anthony Anaxagorou. PBS Members can read more in their copy ...
AUTUMN RECOMMENDATION: ANTHONY ANAXAGOROU
We can't wait for Anthony Anaxagorou's launch event at Edinburgh International Book Festival this Friday at 7pm. Have...
#POETIPS 2019: NATALIE CRICK
#PoeTips are back! This time bigger and better, with more advice from your favourite poets. This blog post is on...
FLECHE BY MARY JEAN CHAN
Flèche (the French word for 'arrow') is an offensive technique commonly used in fencing, a sport of Mary Jean Chan's...
POEM OF THE DAY: MARY JEAN CHAN
From PBS Autumn Recommendation Flèche by Mary Jean Chan, published by Faber and Faber.
MEET MARY JEAN CHAN: AUTUMN RECOMMENDATION
Mary Jean Chan (b. 1990) was born and raised in Hong Kong, and studied at Swarthmore College, the University of Ox...