Flaming June…’A Map Towards Fluency’ on the LRB’s Bestseller List!

Very happy to be on this lovely list of books. Thanks to the London Review Bookshop for being such a wonderful bookseller, venue and supporter of poets and authors. Really is a beautiful place to hang out, sort of bookshop heaven. Our Current Bestsellers This week's bestsellers. Deaf Republic Ilya Kaminsky From the publisher: When … Continue reading Flaming June…’A Map Towards Fluency’ on the LRB’s Bestseller List!

Review | A Map Towards Fluency & A Few Interiors

Jun 11, 2019 A Map Towards Fluency, Lisa Kelly, Carcanet Press, 2019, pp.112, £8.99 A Few Interiors, Rowland Bagnell, Carcanet Press, 2019, pp.64, £8.99 ——Carcanet’s latest publications include the innovative poetry of Lisa Kelly and Rowland Bagnall in their respective collections, A Map Towards Fluency and A Few Interiors. Kelly is deaf in her left ear, and some of the most … Continue reading Review | A Map Towards Fluency & A Few Interiors

PN Review Summer Launch at Castlefield Gallery by Sarah-Clare Conlon, Literature Editor, creativetourist.com

PN Review Summer Launch at Castlefield Gallery, Castlefield, 24 July 2019, free entry - Find Out More It was mooted as a bi-annual affair, and here we are popping the third launch of revered poetry and criticism magazine PN Reviewinto our diaries. The latest event – held against the backdrop of Castlefield Gallery’s Everything I Have Is Yours exhibition – … Continue reading PN Review Summer Launch at Castlefield Gallery by Sarah-Clare Conlon, Literature Editor, creativetourist.com

‘Ladybird’ on London Review Bookshop website

EVENT: We’re celebrating Carcanet’s New Poetries VII with a reunion event at the Bookshop on Tuesday 18 June, featuring poets Zohar Atkins, Rowland Bagnall, Isabel Galleymore, Lisa Kelly and Phoebe Power. Book tickets here. Over the next couple of weeks, we’ll be featuring a poem from the collection by each of the poets who’ll be reading – check back regularly for the next one. Ladybird … Continue reading ‘Ladybird’ on London Review Bookshop website