Poetry
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Since Poetry Life first began in 1994 we have developed a hard won reputation for publishing the best of modern poetry and our aim has always been to bring new and talented poets to a wider audience. It is our intention to maintain this tradition by publishing both individual poems and through selected collections of work from new poets in the Poetry Life Recommendations. So far our recommendations have included work from: Kate Clanchy, Mario Petrucci, Keith Bennett, Christopher North, and Robert Seatter.
In the first fourteen issues, Poetry Life has had exclusive interviews with the best contemporary poets including: CAROL ANN DUFFY, JOOLZ, MICHAEL DONAGHY, LES MURRAY, JOHN COOPER CLARKE, BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH, JAMES FENTON, WILLIAM SIEGHART, ATTILA THE STOCKBROKER, ATOMIC LIP, SEAMUS HEANEY, SIMON ARMITAGE, KATE CLANCHY, MICHAEL LONGLEY, ROLAND JOHN, KAMAU BRATHWAITE and MURRAY LACHLAN YOUNG. Plus - The 'Liverpool Poets - BRIAN PATTEN, ADRIAN HENRI, and ROGER McGOUGH.
We have also published quality articles by RICHARD TYRRELL, PAUL HYLAND, PETER FINCH, A.A. GILL, PETER ABBS and MICHAEL GLOVER. Plus articles on Performance poets in Liverpool, The RAB Assessment Services, The Cowboy Poets, Apples and Snakes, Penguin's Poetry Bestsellers, Poems on the Underground, 'Polo', Poems on the Tube, Swansea - The UK year of Literature, The Poetry Book Society, The European Association for the Promotion of Poetry, The Nuyoricans, The Sarajevo Poetry Festival, Poets of the Machine, John Magee - The Pilot Poet, Burns Nights, The Problem with Poetry - 'What is happening in Publishing?', The First International Festival of Naked Poets!, Metaphysical Poetry, Poetry on the Internet and 'Fifteen years in jail for a poem', the true story of poet Ali Idrissi Kaitouni by Amnesty International.
All this and the Poetry life OPEN POETRY COMPETITIONS with large cash prizes and the winners published in Poetry Life magazine and on the internet.
Poetry Monthly
A magazine of poetry, comment, news and occasional articles
established in April 1996.
Poetry Monthly is an independent publication run by the editor on a non profit basis purely out of his interest in poetry relying exclusively on subscriptions, a small profit from Poetry Monthly Press and a Competition.
Subscription Rates: £16 for 12 issues, £10 for 6 issues UK. £26 Overseas (12 issues, Sterling only). Individual copies £2. Cheques payable to POETRY MONTHLY. [Prices correct as of March 2002]
Martin Holroyd
(Editor)
39 Cavendish Road
Long Eaton
Nottingham
NG10 4HY
Email: martinholroyd@compuserve.com
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Over 25 years of publishing brings you the best contemporary light-hearted poetry from Britain, America and elsewhere. Currently over 68 pages of anything but stodgy poetry, short fiction and glowingly brilliant graphics. Usually there is and interview with a writer of interest and a sizeable review section covering a vast range of related books, magazines, pamphlets, audio tape and CD's.
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