This week's Substack is by Padraig Regan, whose collection The Matter is being published this month:⬇️ pnreview.substack.com/publish/post... Get 15% off The Matter with code SEPBOOKS10: www.carcanet.co.uk/978180017582...

This week's Substack is from our archive, featuring an except of 'Finding a Voice' by Patricia Beer, originally published in PN Review 69:⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/pnreview...

This week's Substack is an excerpt from Stav Poleg's 'Three Days in Rome' published in our latest PN Review, PNR 290!⬇️ pnreview.substack.com/publish/post...

This week's Substack is by Jao Gao, whose collection The Dead One, The Unconscious One, Thundering in Your Ear, Thriving Slumber, is being published this month!: open.substack.com/pub/pnreview... Get 15% off The Dead One... with code AUGBOOKS15: www.carcanet.co.uk/978180017532...

This week's Substack is by Andrew Fitzsimons, whose collection My Father the Dog is being published this month: open.substack.com/pub/pnreview... Explore My Father the Dog: www.carcanet.co.uk/978180017574...

This week's Substack is from the archive! Read 'Rhapsody of a Deaf Man' by Tristan Corbière, originally published in PNR 92:⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/pnreview...

‘There I was, standing in the middle of the Sistine Chapel, looking up towards the Creation of Adam, when I suddenly strained my back.’ From an essay ‘Three Nights in Rome‘ by Stav Poleg, currently free to read @pnreview.bsky.social www.pnreview.co.uk/archive/thre...

I have a hunch Elizabeth Jennings' poetry will go through successive periods of new appreciation. It's the intelligence at work. On her centenary I've been rereading, prompted by Michael Schmidt in PNR 290 and Daljit Nagra on BBC Radio4's Poetry Extra. #poetry @pnreview.bsky.social #BBCRadio4

Happy Publication Day to PN Review 290! Read Michael Schmidt's Editorial:⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/pnreview...

This week's Substack 'Palestinian Embroidery' is by Jane Duran:⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/pnreview...

This week's Substack is by Anthony V. Capildeo:⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/pnreview... Get 25% off their previous poetry collections with code AVCBOOKS: www.carcanet.co.uk/author/antho...

'The poems in MER DE GLACE are, in large part, a record of working with the body and the imagination.' Małgorzata Lebda and Mira Rosenthal in conversation about MER DE GLACE for @pnreview.bsky.social: www.pnreview.co.uk/archive/in-c...

Walter Benjamin’s birthday today. Posting my essay on Benjamin in 1926 Moscow @pnreview.bsky.social @carcanet.bsky.social www.pnreview.co.uk/archive/benj...

Today's Feature: "The World as Representation" by Wong May from @pnreview.bsky.social Read here: poems.com/poem/the-wor...

The World as Representation

The tree in name or form should pose no Problem. It sheds the adjectivals in season

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This week, hear some of Christopher Middleton's Ideas about Voice in Poetry:⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/pnreview...

This week's Substack features Elizabeth Jennings' poem 'After A Time':⬇️ open.substack.com/pub/pnreview...

After A Time by Elizabeth Jennings

Poetry Nation 2, January 1974

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'The word ‘slice’ makes one salivate. You think of all the good times in your life. The happy times' From Wong May's poem 'Words' featured in PN Review 289, our latest edition. Continue reading for free: www.pnreview.co.uk/archive/two-... Subscribe for more PN Review: www.pnreview.co.uk/subscribe

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This week's Substack features Leeanne Quinn's poem 'Smoke'. Read here: tinyurl.com/y8rz4dwf

'Competence and bungling are curiously blended in this catalogue of those who were to expect trouble.' From Horatio Morpurgo's feature 'Stefan Zweig and the Mad King', from PN Review 289. Read for free: www.pnreview.co.uk/archive/stef... Subscribe to PN Review: www.pnreview.co.uk/subscribe

Anthony Vahni Capildeo and Ghazal Mosadeq in conversation: "I didn’t want to accept my identity as the outsider in order to then be warmly embraced and let in the door." @pnreview.bsky.social #289, May-June 2026 www.pnreview.co.uk/archive/aeur...

'It’s been exciting to put together issues full of things we love, by people we admire – new or established – and to find that there is a readership for these things.' From Declan Ryan's conversation with Rory Waterman, featured in PN Review 289. Read more on our Substack: tinyurl.com/4v7jdad6

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'...Ruin their lawns / let the sun bend / your hands / move fast / enough / for us to be / the ones left blind.' From Catherine Wilson Garry's poem 'Queering the mole', from PN Review 289, our latest edition. Subscribe for more PN Review: www.pnreview.co.uk/subscribe

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Last week's blog featuring poems by Jeffrey Wainwright is available to read on our Substack: pnreview.substack.com/p/drawing-le...

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In @pnreview.bsky.social , @sashadugdale.bsky.social, with tenderness & strength, translates Propertius. His dead lover, 'golden' Cynthia, speaks 'where the river Anio washes the apple blossom downstream... first pull up the ivy its tough tendrils have bound my soft bones'.

'Let's not think about the journey ahead of us, let us sit together in the kitchen for a while.' From 'A poem starting with a line from Osip Mandelstam'. Moving and rooted work by Laura Scott in the latest @pnreview.bsky.social .

Hard-won wisdom... Six lines from Ingeborg Bachmann, who grew up in Nazi Austria. Six of her poems are translated by W. D. Jackson, in @pnreview.bsky.social .