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poetry london navigation about us about us editors & staff board of trustees advertising contact us donate masterclasses & workshops subscribe submissions competition read & watch poems news reviews essays interviews editorials poetry videos listings events calendar writing groups courses poetry competitions organisations & resources publication opportunities submit event shop subscriptions current & back issues retailers books search about us about us editors & staff board of trustees advertising contact us donate masterclasses & workshops subscribe submissions competition read & watch poems news reviews essays interviews editorials poetry videos listings events calendar writing groups courses poetry competitions organisations & resources publication opportunities submit event shop subscriptions current & back issues retailers books search poetry london is an arts charity and leading international poetry magazine where acclaimed contemporary poets share pages with exciting new names. published three times a year in february, may and september, each issue contains new poetry, incisive reviews and features. poetry london holds an annual poetry competition and launches each issue with readings from distinguished poet contributors to the magazine. join us for i see you seeing me: engaging the female gaze in visual art and poetry – a special day long symposium and evening reception . buy current issue / subscribe summer 2018: issue 90 the summer 2018 issue features new poems from alice notley , described by the poetry foundation as ‘one of america’s greatest living poets’, alongside poems from colette bryce , karen solie, mark waldron , kwame dawes and john mccullough. newcomers to the magazine include meryl pugh, crispin best, lottie howson, george ayres, fiona moore and dominic leonard. plus new translations from ciaran carson and chenxin jiang. this issue’s essay features kathryn maris writing on painting, poetry and the female gaze and introducing the exhibition slatterns, which she is curating at the apt gallery in deptford. it is followed by new poems commissioned for the exhibition including work by rachael allen , natasha tretheway and karen mccarthy woolf . in reviews and features, emily hasler interviews dylan thomas prize-winner kayo chingonyi and andré naffis-sahely considers the reputation of aimé césaire. new collections reviewed include books by danez smith, kaveh akbar, oli hazzard, sophie collins, james brookes, jenna clake and hannah sullivan. you can read a selection of poems and reviews from the summer issue . ‘poetry london has long been essential reading. try imagining contemporary poetry without it.’ sean o'brien ‘its eclectic international editorial vision makes poetry london one of the very best, essential poetry magazines in english.’ steve berg, editor, american poetry review ‘the name poetry london might suggest a publication geared to a metropolitan coterie. nothing could be further from the truth. poetry london spreads its net wide to include the latest from europe, america, and other parts of the world, as well as from the islands of britain and ireland; work by new poets and established ones. in other words its one of the best magazines around.’ ciaran carson ‘i’m impressed especially with your openness to international poetry in translation, but also with your resolutely non-sectarian approach to poetry in english – from many sources and schools.’ marilyn hacker ‘poetry london is no longer simply an interesting poetry journal for those living in the region, it’s an essential international journal of poetry. the reviews of poetry volumes are often statements of poetics – going beyond their immediate surroundings. they create connections and nodal points for further investigation and discussion, and there’s an editorial dynamic at work that suggests a plurality of vision, a theatre of possibilities. what i particularly like about poetry london is that it keeps talking to you when you close its covers.’ john kinsella ‘poetry london has become the magazine i most want to read.’ the poet laureate, carol ann duffy ‘for its consistent representation of the best in british poetry, for the keenness of its critical response, for the way it attracts work from both established poets and the brightest newcomers, and for its editorial acuity, poetry london is indispensable.’ david harsent ‘poetry london has gone from strength to strength and is now essential reading for anyone who cares about poetry in the uk. it publishes in-depth reviews and a wonderful range of international poets: young poets who have not yet published a collection, old hands, and poets from a wide variety of traditions. the one thing they have in common is their excellence.’ ruth padel ‘there is no other literary magazine i read to find out what poets are up to across the pond. more than the london review of books or the tls, i look to poetry london. whenever it arrives in my mailbox i cancel my plans and spend my time, instead, within those ecstatic pages.’ matthew dickman ‘poetry london has been my favourite poetry magazine for some years now. it keeps readers like me plugged into the most consistently exciting bits of the uk poetry scene, while bringing across some of the most important transatlantic writers too. the reviews are among the best being published, giving poets/critics the space to exercise a level of judgment that feels increasingly rare in this climate.’ sarah howe news summer launch readings: 21 june at kings place click here to find out more and book tickets. i see you seeing me: engaging the female gaze in visual art and poetry the 1970s gave rise to ground breaking critical work on the male gaze. this day-long symposium will begin with a keynote lecture by katherine angel followed by interviews, panel discussions and talks featuring adam phillips, hannah sullivan, ruth padel, jane yeh, sasha dugdale, kim moore, helen mort, bidisha, sarah pickstone, vera iliatova and isobel dixon the event will conclude with evening readings by geraldine clarkson, ruth padel, anita pati, rommi smith, karen mccarthy woolf and jane yeh followed by a wine reception. click here to find out more and book tickets. tweets by poetry_london poetry london 2018 competition poetry london’s 2018 competition is now closed. judge kwame dawes is reviewing entries. winners will be notified by 16 july 2018; the first, second and third prizewinners will be published in the autumn 2018 issue of poetry london and on our website. the prizes will be awarded at our autumn launch reading in london in october. poetry videos subscription offer get a copy of the best of poetry london for only £8 when you subscribe to the magazine. individual subscription institutional subscription gift subscription listings current month june, 2018 filter events sort by: date date title event location: all all new street . 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