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    Poetry Book Society Spring 2022 Bulletin
    Poetry Book Society Spring 2022 Bulletin
    Poetry Book Society Spring 2022 Bulletin
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    Poetry Book Society Spring 2022 Bulletin

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    the poetry book society was founded by t.s. eliot to share the joy of poetry. it's a unique poetry book club and every quarter our expert selectors choose the very best new books to deliver to our members across the globe. Our lively quarterly magazine is packed full of sneak preview poems from all the selected poets, alongside exclusive interviews, insightful reviews by the ledbury critics and extensive listings of every book and pamphlet published this quarter.
    you can find out more and join our poetry community today at www.poetrybooks.co.uk.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPoetry Book Society
    Release dateFeb 15, 2022
    ISBN9781913129590
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      Poetry Book Society Spring 2022 Bulletin - Alice Kate Mullen

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      CONTENTS

      CHOICE

      Emily Berry • Unexhausted Time • Faber

      RECOMMENDATIONS

      Will Alexander • Refractive Africa • Granta

      Fiona Benson • Ephemeron • Cape

      Warsan Shire • Bless the Daughter Raised by a Voice in Her Head • Chatto

      Jessica Traynor • Pit Lullabies • Bloodaxe Books

      SPECIAL COMMENDATION

      Denise Riley • Lurex • Picador

      TRANSLATION CHOICE

      In the Same Light: 200 Tang Poems for our Century

      Translated by Wong May • Carcanet

      PAMPHLET CHOICE

      Pip Osmond-Williams • Of Algae & Grief • Dempsey & Windle

      WILD CARD

      Jeremy Hooker • The Release • Shearsman Books

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      4 Books a Year: 4 Choice books & 4 Bulletins (UK £55, Europe £65, ROW £75)

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      8 Books: 4 Choices, 4 Translation books & 4 Bulletins (£98, £120, £132)

      Complete

      24 Books: 4 Choices, 16 Recommendations, 4 Translations & 4 Bulletins (£223, £265, £292)

      Single copies of the Bulletin £9.99

      Cover Art Édouard Bossé, Unsplash

      Copyright Poetry Book Society and contributors. All rights reserved.

      ISBN   9781913129392    ISSN 0551-1690

      ePub ISBN 9781913129590

      ePDF ISBN 9781913129477

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      LETTER FROM THE PBS

      Welcome to the Spring 2022 Bulletin. We at the Poetry Book Society are looking forward to getting out in the world and hope to see many of our readers, poets and contributors over the course of the year. We can be found mainly in the north this spring and hope to see you at StAnza poetry festival in St Andrews on the 13th March for readings from Emily Berry, Will Alexander and Fiona Benson, or at our local Newcastle Poetry Festival in May. Wherever you are, we hope you can celebrate poetry this year and we really hope you enjoy this season’s selections.

      Emily Berry is the Spring Choice with the outstanding Unexhausted Time, described by selector Anthony Anaxagorou, as majestic as it is impressive. The scope of the further recommendations and selections is immense, from the Tang dynasty to Greek myth, African post-colonial empowerment, anxiety of parenthood, notions of family, the body; it is a brilliant array of poetry and subject matter. The selector’s and poet’s commentary make for intriguing reading, I really hope they inspire you to either try a new poet’s work or invest in the latest from one already known to you.

      We’re delighted to announce the winners of our Metro Poetry Prize too, Nicola Sealey and D.A. Prince. The prize was run in partnership with Nexus and judged by Alice at the PBS and the poet Degna

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