Poetry London. Issue 98, Spring 2021, Issue 99, Summer 2021, Issue 100 Autumn 2021

Goldsmiths/University of London, London 2021

poetry london 2021, 98, 99, 100
Poetry London. Issue 98, Spring 2021, Issue 99, Summer 2021, Issue 100 Autumn 2021
Goldsmiths/University of London, London 2021
Reihe: poetry london 2021/98, 99, 100
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Seitenzahl: 64 S., 68 S., 100 S.
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Vorl. Spr. 1: Englisch
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[ZSL 022] Zeitschriften> Poetry London. Issue 98 - 98 /2021 Description Editorial by Martha Sprackland ‘Looking out of the window is work’ Poems Selima Hill Prawn Cocktails Paper Napkins Holly Pester Without fingers Legna Rodríguez Iglesias (tr. Abigail Parry) Frogs everywhere Twins Major Jackson Mercy The Sound We Dressed For Nicole Sealey Pages 22/29, an excerpt from The Ferguson Report: An Erasure James Womack There is an America Here Rowan Ricardo Phillips Ars Poetica Adham Smart Spring comes then leaves again Sara Saab My Body is a Failed State Alison Winch Sad Pylons Chrissy Williams Moon Illusion Ruth Padel Microsoft and Gamble-Fish Paul Muldoon Ducking for Apples Tara Bergin We Get a Lot of Writers in Here Romeo Oriogun It Begins with Love Padraig Regan Pitcher Plants Risotto Alex Bell Betty Tommes Gaarder (tr. Chris Cusack) from when my mother died Fran Lock La jena di Londra Joe Carrick-Varty Sometimes I Talk to Myself as if I’m on a Chat Show Jacob Polley Down Kit Fan A Story of a Labyrinth Charting a New Constellation: Poems from the Obsidian Foundation retreat introduced by Nick Makoha Tanatsei Gambura Photograph of a Black girl on a Straße in Bonn Safiya Kamaria Kinshasa The Devil Can’t Two-Step Candice Nembhard The Last Time I Wore A Blue Dress Fahad Al-Amoudi Yewel Bet for the non-speaker Topher Allen Gutted Jay Bernard Quartet Reviews and Features Remnants as an Articulation Bhanu Kapil in conversation with Jennifer Lee Tsai What Anansi Taught Me Marvin Thompson on creativity, community and COVID-19 Careful Ecologies Jack Belloli on Bhanu Kapil and Natalie Diaz Tectonic Plates Joanna Lee on Romalyn Ante, Nina Mingya Powles and Cath Drake A Channel to the Sea Khairani Barokka on Melody Moezzi Poetry in the Age of Zoom Zoë Brigley on new technologies Quantum Entanglements Kashif Sharma-Patel on Mei-mei Berssenbrugge and Fred Moten Delicate Fierceness Billy Ramsell on Alan Buckley, Katrina Naomi and David Morley Corvid Song Chris Cusack on Matthew Welton, Crispin Best and Geraldine Clarkson Swelling the Flock with Voice Becky Varley-Winter reads six new pamphlets Wounded Houses Laura Maw on poetry of domestic claustrophobia Multiply Masked Nia Davies on Anne Carson and Taliesin Notes on Contributors Summer 2021, Issue 99, 68 S.: Editorial by André Naffis-Sahely Description Editorial by André Naffis-Sahely Poems Najwan Darwish Let the Journey End Here Olivia Elias Barca Nostra, 19 December 2019 Taher Adel Twelve Million Nuzhat Bukhari Spleen Claudia Rankine sound and fury Hibaq Osman Countdown Douglas Kearney Freedom! Freedom! I Can’t (LIVE) Iman Mersal I have a musical name Sarah Lasoye Nocturne (Sonnet for the Southeastern) Vidyan Ravinthiran Lasantha Wickrematunge Jennifer Elise Foerster My silhouette, fossil of the drowned town’s scroll Anne Waldman Conversation with a Visionary Botanist Christopher Soto Then a Hammer Realized Its Life Purpose Meron Berhanu The Night Shift Seán Hewitt Alcyone Kevin Opstedal The Smog’s Vibrant Gown John Ashbery The Quitter Adam Green from ‘MDVL: 1,000 Years of Dark Ages’ Ana Cristina Cesar June 16 Midnight. June 16 Fatemeh Shams Airport Jeff Alessandrelli The Invention of Solitude Begins in Childhood from ‘The Leopard Does Not Change Its Spots’ Momtaza Mehri Thursday, La Manouba Roseanne Watt Ganfer Notes on Contributors Featured Essays and Reviews I Wake With His Name On My Tongue by Fred D’Aguiar The Jewboy Hides From View by Maria Stepanova A Strategy of Response Degna Stone reads a work about race, power and the ethics of conversation Time Came For It Alison Brackenbury on three collections taking the long view The Ghost Arm of History Tara McEvoy welcomes four impressive, haunting debut collections Resistance and Defiance Leo Boix reviews three poetry collections in translation from Latin America, the US and the Philippines The Lost Boys Zakia Carpenter-Hall on the complex dynamics of class, race and masculinity ‘Now now is everything’ Maria Sledmere on two maximalist poets of the Anthropocene Wings in My Hair Phoebe Power explores three new projects that blur human and insect boundaries Dust now swirling Vik Shirley on three collections that navigate death and the afterlife The World’s Touch Karl Knights salutes three works that expand our understanding of disability and poetics Exquisite Decreations Phoebe Clarke reflects on two contrasting modes of ecopoetry Shouldn’t we all be quitters? To accompany this exclusive extract from John Ashbery’s Parallel Movement of the Hands, Dai George talks to the book’s editor, Emily Skillings Unreasonable Dreams Theresa Lola talks to Major Jackson about the pursuit of joy Issue 100, Autumn 2021, 100 S.: Description Editorial by André Naffis-Sahely Our History in Verse Charles Boyle, Writ in Water Katherine Gallagher, Impromptu Reyahn King, Letter from Leytonstone Moniza Alvi, The Country at My Shoulder Debjani Chatterjee, Learning the Imperialist’s Language Helen Dunmore, The Surgeon Husband E A Markham, Taxis Martha Kapos, Fishing Dennis O’Driscoll, All Peter Redgrove, The Bird Sanctuary, Padstow Kwame Dawes, Cocoa Pod Vernon Scannell, Indian Summer Les Murray, The Machine-Gunning of Charm Tomaz Salamun, Nations Choman Hardi, Mixed Marriage Vénus Khoury-Ghata, from 'Borderlines' Leontia Flynn, "Country Songs" Alice Oswald, from 'Dunt' Frances Leviston, The Fortune-teller Fabio Moràbito, To Federico Gaxiola Kit Fan, Night Temples Sharon Olds, Sleekit Cowrin’ Kathleen Jamie, Hawk and Shadow Maria Stepanova, (as they must) Niall Campbell, ‘The Letter Always Arrives at its Destination’ Sarah Howe, from 'A loop of jade' David Harsent, from 'Salt' Kayombo Chingonyi, Broomhall Declan Ryan, Happy Days Alice Notley, Creating the Memory Collage Fred D’Aguiar, Sun Rises in Mid-City, LA Romalyn Ante, Nadare Hibaq Osman, Countdown New Poems Durs Grünbein, Conferencier // Inner emptiness Anne Vegter, Other news Sara Elkamel, Separation Calls Ellen McAteer, My Mother as Snake Jee Leong, Koh Mark, November 3, 2006 (Fri), Dante Cafe´ Philip Metres, Plague Psalm Tim Liardet, The Wildfires Speak in Thoughts Nillanthan, Mother of Two Martyrs // On Our Return - October 2009 Julian Stannard, Love in the Time of Corona Tony Barnstone, Fortress America Jodie Hollander, Green Beans Aleksandar Hemon, The World, 2nd Draft Ava Koohbor, The War Competition The Winners of Poetry London’s 2021 Prize Featured Essays and Reviews How To Be A Poet: A Collage Dai George: Postcard from the ’90s Christopher Reid on Poems of London Aoife Lyall salutes two great Irish poets Jenny Wong on three powerful, witty books of self-assertion Stephanie Sy-Quia on three collections that wrestle with contemporary events Erin Cunningham on three collections that explore the entanglement of human and natural worlds Kate Simpson on plurality, authenticity and reinvention in the age of hyper-connectivity Katrina Naomi on five outstanding pamphlets John Clegg on J H Prynne’s productive lockdown year Pratyusha on a tactile, probing debut collection Dan O’Brien on Negative Capability & the Fox Sisters of Hydesville Notes on Contributors

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