“I am overjoyed to be appointed as the new editor of Poetry Wales with Zoë Brigley.”
Category: News
Text: Paul Stephenson ‘Your Name’ Poetry Wales 56.2 Winter 2020
Tod – noun (1): a male fox, a dog, a reynard; a fox, chiefly in Scotland;example, ‘the tod, or fox, is their totem, and him they diligentlypursue’; tod, someone like a fox, a crafty person; noun (2) archaic, anEnglish unit of weight for wool, one equal to 28 pounds or 12.7kilograms but varying locally; noun…
Add the summer 2021 issue to your Poetry Wales subscription for £1, today only!
Subscribe today from £28.
Vacancy: Editor at Poetry Wales, applications open until 30th June 2021
Make your mark on the leading English-language poetry magazine of Wales. Poetry Wales is looking to appoint its new editor to be in post for the next 3 years in the first instance, starting Autumn 2021 for the March 2022 issue. Individual and two-person joint applications are welcome. Fee £3000 per issue, with potential to…
TODAY ONLY: 30% off standard subscriptions with code JUNE21
Offer ends midnight tonight!
‘Only Blood’ and ‘Sliced Tongue and Pearl Cufflinks’ reviewed by Zoë Wells (Poetry Wales 56.3)
Zoë Wells reviews collections by Pat Edwards and Kittie Belltree.
Announcing Wales Young Poets Award 2020 Winners and Shortlist
We are delighted to share the winners and shortlist for the first Wales Young Poets Award / Gwobr Beirdd Ifanc Cymru. WYPA / GBIC is a Poetry Wales UK-wide bilingual (Welsh and English) poetry competition for young poets aged 10-17, judged by Eurig Salisbury, former Bardd Plant Cymru (Welsh Children’s Laureate). The winning and shortlisted…
This weekend only: 10% off your Poetry Wales Subscription for life!*
*Applies to standard recurring annual or biennial subscriptions purchased between 30 April 2021 and 3 May 2021 only, and only while the life of the website allows this product to exist. Offer expires if subscription is cancelled at any point.
Wales Poetry Award 2020: Winners Announced
Announcing the winners of Wales Poetry Award 2020, sponsored by Literature Wales, judged by Pascale Petit