Julian Day

@julianday.bsky.social

Published by Blackbough Poetry, The Storms Journal, FolkHeart Press. Featured writer in Patricia's Pen, and on A Thousand Shades Of Green podcast and a regular guest reader on Eat The Storms podcast. Best of The Net nominated.

So last year LIVES OF THE FEMALE POETS came out, my first collection in eight years, and I worked really hard on getting back into the poetry scene. Teaching three residential courses, two online, lots of one-off workshops, mentoring, reviewing regularly, writing a poetry substack… 1/3

Available November 17th 2026 — THE ROBERT POEMS by S. Yarberry A speculative poetic history reimagining Robert Blake, the brother of the poet William Blake, as a trans man in the eighteenth century.

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On 9/14/26, 7:30 pm, I will read with Karen Poppy at the Sacramento Poetry Center, 1719 25th St., Sacramento, CA. My reading will be from THE COSMOS AND ME: NEW AND SELECTED POEMS (Trio House, 2026), which contains poems selected from ones I've written over about 50 years! This event is FREE.

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Can't wait for this. I saw Ian Charleson play Ariel in 'The Tempest' and Longaville in 'Love's Labour's Lost' at the RSC when I was a student back in the late 70s. I wish to God I'd seen his 'Hamlet'. Saw Andrew Scott do it, though, so this will be fascinating.

European premiere of director Simon Stone’s Elsinore to open the 70th BFI London Film Festival

The LFF Opening Night Gala is hosted at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall on 7 October with screenings around the UK.

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Mary Shelley, author of ‘Frankenstein’, was born on this day in 1797. Mary was tragically widowed at the age of 25 when her husband (the Romantic poet Percy Shelley) drowned off the coast of Italy; she was devoted to his memory and never remarried.

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