Offer ends midnight tonight!
Category: News
‘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
25% off Poetry Wales, Today Only!*
Always wanted to try Poetry Wales? Now is your chance! Subscribe today with 25% off.
Wales Poetry Award 2020: The Shortlist
We are delighted to announce the 2020 shortlist for Wales Poetry Award. Our 2020 competition was sponsored by Literature Wales and judged by prize-winning poet Pascale Petit. Download the shortlist PDF below. The Shortlist (in alphabetical order of poet): Rowland Bagnall, ‘Feeling and Painting’ Rowland Bagnall, ‘The Hare’ Natalie Crick, ‘Sisters’ John Davies, ‘Caliban’ Dominic…
Today only: 22% off Annual Print and Digital Subscriptions
Friday BuyDay has returned for the new year! Today only, purchase your annual standard recurring or digital print subscription with 22% off your first year. Offer ends midnight tonight. 22% off Print We’ve set our sale price for today only. Check out before midnight to take advantage. 22% off Digital Add code FRIDAY to your…
Rosalind Hudis: How I write a poem
“Alchemy, metamorphosis, seems to be at the heart – a moment when the language of the poem leaps beyond all the mechanics of effort I put in.”