Skip to main content

Tracey Rhys in the Spring issue of THE HIGH WINDOW


The Spring issue of THE HIGH WINDOW is now available and it is great to see new poetry from Tracey Rhys here:

https://thehighwindowpress.com/ There is new poetry from : Anindya Banerjee • Robyn Bolam • Pat Boran • Malcolm Carson • Maggie Castle • Martyn Crucefix • Peter Daniels • Mair De-Gare Pitt • Frank Dullaghan • Alexis Rhone Fancher • Marilyn Francis • Greg Freeman • Jeff Gallagher • Mark Granier • Gill Learner • Emma Lee • Alison Mace • Patricia McCarthy • Beth McDonough • Fokkina McDonnell • Maggie Mackay • Ted Mico • Sean OBrien • Tanya Parker • Sheenagh Pugh • Tracey Rhys • Padraig Rooney • Ernesto Santiago • Andrew Seear and Victor Adereth • Richard Skinner • Angela Topping • Mark Totterdell • Miriam Valencia • Scotia Gilroy Scotia Vincent • Rodney Wood • Mark Woodward • Jefferson Holdridge • Bulgarian Poedtry curated bt Tom Edward Phillips • an essay by Derek Coyle • Reviews of Mimi Khalvati • Patrick Deeley n • Fatemeh Shams: • Quentin Cowdry • John McKeown • Isabel Bermudez • Linda McKenna • Rachel Spence by Sam Milne • Patrick Lodge• Anne Symons-East • Kathleen Mcphilemy • Hilary Hares • Rowena Sommerville • Pat Edwards and the new Resident Artist is Ruth Egan

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Wales Book of the Year Shortlist 2025: Little Universe

We're absolutely delighted for Natalie Ann Holborow , today shortlisted for the Wales Book of the Year Award 2025 for her third poetry collection, the stellar Little Universe . Thanks to all the judges and huge congratulations to all the other wonderful writers on the shortlist! If you'd like to get involved, you can vote for your favourite book on the shortlist. ‘Poems of true wonder, mystery composed with precision. Natalie Ann Holborow is a custodian of beauty in the ordinary and the fragility of experience. The lyric moments of her Little Universe made me lift my eyes from the page and consult the stars.’ – Oliver James Lomax ' Little Universe presents an intense voyage through a recognisable Welsh landscape of family, hospital wards, homes, beaches, love, and new life. The poems encompass mythology, the joys of the everyday and the personal inevitability of illness and grief. This is a poetry acutely aware of the specificity of vocabulary and of the unconstrained p...
Post a Comment
Read more

high-piled books... The Work & Stuff update

Hello long-neglected blog. So, I've made it to the other side of teaching my first semester on the MA in Creative and Critical Writing at the University of Gloucs (and some undergrad bits and pieces there and at Cardiff MET)... and also to the other side of organising Griff Rhys Jones' Cardiff Cameo Club Book Launch, The Welsh Cultural Embassy at The Wheatsheaf, and trips to both Laugharne (Take 1) and London Book Fair almost intact, bar a sprained ankle - damn you rainy road potholes. Time for some R&R and a bit of a Spring shake up in between seeing friends and family. BUT first for two updates... ONE: THE WORK & STUFF UPDATE Lots of the books I - and my brilliant authors - have been working on over my last year at the editorial helm of Parthian have recently been, or will soon be, launched into the world and I've been meeting with my 2015 authors too. Congratulations to Craig Hawes who has been longlisted for the Edge Hill Short Story Prize for his d...
Post a Comment
Read more

Rae and Ness in The Guardian

Lovely to see Rae Howells , Vanessa Owen and Arachne in The Guardian today . I picked up a copy of Afonydd at Free Verse on the 26th... I recommend you get one here: https://arachnepress.com/books/poetry/afonydd/ or from your favourite bookshop!
Post a Comment
Read more