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PBS POETS AT DURHAM BOOK FESTIVAL
The PBS was lucky enough to be invited to the launch of the Durham Book Festival programme last week at the Indigo Ho...
THE PBS GUIDE TO EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL BOOK FESTIVAL
The incredible Edinburgh International Book Festival launches tomorrow on the 10th August in leafy Charlotte Square...
TRANSLATION THURSDAY: AN INTERVIEW WITH LESLEY SAUNDERS
Not only a book of translated poetry, but a book of poems that made history: Two Rivers Press have recently published...
#POETIPS 2019: SEÁN KIELY
#PoeTips are back! This time bigger and better, with more advice from your favourite poets. This blog post is on...
#POETIPS 2019: DERYN REES-JONES
#PoeTips are back! This time bigger and better, with more advice from your favourite poets. This blog post is one o...
#POETIPS 2019: ZOË BRIGLEY
There's less than a month to go before the PBS & Mslexia Women's Poetry Prizes close on the 16th September so we'...
MEET OUR POET OF THE WEEK: ANTHONY ANAXAGOROU
A knife is pulled. An Uber driver is racially abused on the day of the Brexit referendum. A father bathes his son in...
RECURRING PAYMENTS NOW AVAILABLE
We're delighted to announce that we now offer a recurring payment option so you can avoid all the hassle with a simp...
WOMEN IN TRANSLATION MONTH AT THE POETRY BOOK SOCIETY
The Poetry Book Society is celebrating Women in Translation Month throughout August. In the next four weeks, we want ...
TRANSLATION THURSDAY: POETRY FROM INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES
If you didn’t know it, 2019 is International Year of Indigenous Languages. As literature is one of the many means whi...
#POETIPS 2019: ELISABETH SENNITT CLOUGH
#PoeTips are back! This time bigger and better, with more advice from your favourite poets. This blog post is on...
2019 FORWARD PRIZES SUMMER BOOK CLUB BUNDLE
This year the Poetry Book Society and the Forward Prizes are partnering to offer book groups across the country a hu...