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We’re also adding our themes for the year. As several of us are students, we’ve got to study so we’re off twice a year, over December (though we’re still accepting submissions then) and over June - when we’re closed for work on the anthology and our BIG exams.
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Blood, by Nigel McLoughlin is beyond words. Moving, deeply riveting, and most of all standing as both a marker (for lessons learned, in discussion of terrorism through poetry) and inspiration.
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Desire and Madness – a collected anthology from Gloucestershire University’s creative writing students.
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R–U–OK?
Yeah–Yeah
I txt back
before adding another dozen lines to my
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I’m scrawling lines of a poem that are singing
to me, from the cheap seats, insidious, in my head.
As an afterthought, I realize, I need to tell him something else.
So, I send another
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Frenzied, exhilarated, deeply awkward.
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