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Poetry Wales Gift Guide: from our Winter issue
Part two of our winter gift guide for 2025.
Start Your Engines
Poetry Wales Award 2025 judge Jeremy Dixon reflects on what he learned about how to win a poetry competition – and how it’s not too different to RuPaul’s Drag Race…
Poetry Wales Gift Guide: from our Summer issue
Part two of our winter gift guide for 2025.
Poetry Wales Gift Guide: from our Spring issue
Part one of our winter gift guide for 2025.
Event: Celebrating New Poets with Modern and Noisy Newt Books
Join Poetry Wales and friends in Llandeilo on 30th November to celebrate new poets.
Tamara Evans: How I Wrote ‘The Vulcan Hotel is Transported from Adam Street, Adamsdown, to St Fagans National Museum of History’
“I was trying to imagine how the pub would feel about moving from a working-class suburb near the Cardiff docks and into this quiet museum in the grounds of a stately home.”
Poetry Wales Press awarded $30,000 Grant from Hawthornden Foundation
Poetry Wales Press, which includes Seren Books and Poetry Wales magazine, has been awarded a $30,000 grant from the US-based Hawthornden Foundation.
Sara Erðig: How I Wrote ‘Deafhearing watching TV, Vol.1 -2’
“This poem addresses the anxieties I feel around my hearing loss – including being able to share the experience of watching a film with my husband. It then reveals the creative adaptations I seem to have unwittingly put in place.”