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Journal featuring poets yet to publish a full collection / Est. 2022 / EIC @aanaxagorou.bsky.social / Issue 14, Ed. @susannahdickey.bsky.social OUT NOW / Subs closed. propelmagazine.co.uk

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Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · last yr.

🔵 Propel Issue 15, edited by Sanah Ahsan, is out TOMORROW 31 MAY 🔵 As Sanah says, "These poets are calling you to pay attention to y/our one life. On its quiet insistence that, even in rupture, something bewildering begins again." (1/3)

Cover of Propel Issue 15, May 2025, Ed. Sanah Ahsan – the propel logo runs up the left side in black on an off-white background. An issue card overlays a grainy monochorome image of a projectile moving to right of frame. Contributors listed below, per the subsequent posts in this thread.
Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · last yr.

UPDATE! Due to a delayed timeline, we're happy to let you know that we've extended the submission window for Propel Issue 16, Edited by Richard Scott to midnight FRIDAY 6 JUNE 2025 Subs OPEN >> propelmagazine.submittable.com/submit

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Propel Magazine is an online literary magazine founded in 2022 by Anthony Anaxagorou, featuring the work of poets based in the UK or Ireland who have yet to publish a first full length collection of p...

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Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · last yr.

We're super-excited that the wonderful Richard Scott will be editing Propel Issue 16 (out end-July 2025)! SUBMISSIONS are OPEN to 31 May If you're a UK/IE-based poet yet to publish a full collection, do send us your poems > propelmagazine.submittable.com/submit

Propel Issue Sixteen, July 2025, Edited by Richard Scott – Submissions open to 31 May 2025
Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · last yr.

UPDATE! Due to a delayed timeline, we're happy to let you know that we've extended the submission window for Propel Issue 16, Edited by Richard Scott to midnight FRIDAY 6 JUNE 2025 Subs OPEN >> propelmagazine.submittable.com/submit

Propel Magazine Submission Manager

Propel Magazine is an online literary magazine founded in 2022 by Anthony Anaxagorou, featuring the work of poets based in the UK or Ireland who have yet to publish a first full length collection of p...

propelmagazine.submittable.com

Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · last yr.

We're super-excited that the wonderful Richard Scott will be editing Propel Issue 16 (out end-July 2025)! SUBMISSIONS are OPEN to 31 May If you're a UK/IE-based poet yet to publish a full collection, do send us your poems > propelmagazine.submittable.com/submit

Propel Issue Sixteen, July 2025, Edited by Richard Scott – Submissions open to 31 May 2025
Morgan L. Ventura (they/she)@morganvl.bsky.social · last yr.

Over the moon to have a poem in the latest issue of the brilliant @propelmagazine.bsky.social Many thanks to @susannahdickey.bsky.social for choosing ‘Four anecdotes from the life of Alexander von Humboldt’, a poem about power, arrogance, & an ancient tree who knows all.

Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · last yr.

🔵 OUT NOW: Propel Issue 14, Ed. @susannahdickey.bsky.social 🔵 www.propelmagazine.co.uk/fourteen Featuring work by: ○ Jay Barnett ○ Tabitha Giddings ○ Danielle Gilmour ○ Anisha Jaya Minocha ○ @alykissner.bsky.social ○ Alex MacDonald ○ Dylan Stallard ○ Benjamin J. Larner ○ Manuela Moser (1/2)

Cover of Propel Issue 14, March 2025 Ed. Susannah Dickey. Off white background, propel logo running up the left side in black, top right has a grainy grey and black image of a projectile moving to right of frame. Below that is issue card and contributor list: ○ Jay Barnett ○ Tabitha Giddings ○ Danielle Gilmour ○ Anisha Jaya Minocha @Anisha_Jaya ○ Alyson Kissner @alykissner ○ Alex MacDonald ○ Dylan Stallard @dylanstallard ○ Benjamin J. Larner ○ Manuela Moser ○ June Archbold ○ Marina Scott @marinaasinsea ○ Jose Buera ○ Bea Bacon @bea__bacon ○ Henry St Leger @henry_stleger ○ Pascal Fallas ○ Michael Naghten Shanks ○ Jonathan Chibuike Ukah @johnking1502 ○ Morgan L. Ventura ○ Joshua Blackman ○ Eleanor Cousins Brown
Pascal Fallas@theobjectyes.bsky.social · last yr.

Excitingly, I have something in this issue. Thanks @susannahdickey.bsky.social and @propelmagazine.bsky.social

Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · last yr.

🔵 OUT NOW: Propel Issue 14, Ed. @susannahdickey.bsky.social 🔵 www.propelmagazine.co.uk/fourteen Featuring work by: ○ Jay Barnett ○ Tabitha Giddings ○ Danielle Gilmour ○ Anisha Jaya Minocha ○ @alykissner.bsky.social ○ Alex MacDonald ○ Dylan Stallard ○ Benjamin J. Larner ○ Manuela Moser (1/2)

Cover of Propel Issue 14, March 2025 Ed. Susannah Dickey. Off white background, propel logo running up the left side in black, top right has a grainy grey and black image of a projectile moving to right of frame. Below that is issue card and contributor list: ○ Jay Barnett ○ Tabitha Giddings ○ Danielle Gilmour ○ Anisha Jaya Minocha @Anisha_Jaya ○ Alyson Kissner @alykissner ○ Alex MacDonald ○ Dylan Stallard @dylanstallard ○ Benjamin J. Larner ○ Manuela Moser ○ June Archbold ○ Marina Scott @marinaasinsea ○ Jose Buera ○ Bea Bacon @bea__bacon ○ Henry St Leger @henry_stleger ○ Pascal Fallas ○ Michael Naghten Shanks ○ Jonathan Chibuike Ukah @johnking1502 ○ Morgan L. Ventura ○ Joshua Blackman ○ Eleanor Cousins Brown
Henry St Leger@henrywriteswords.bsky.social · last yr.

Very happy to feature in Propel #14 with my poem 'Do You Like Your Current Work?', part of a pamphlet coming out from @brokensleepbooks.bsky.social next year - thanks to @susannahdickey.bsky.social for including!

Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · last yr.

○ June Archbold ○ Marina Scott ○ Jose Buera ○ Bea Bacon ○ @henrywriteswords.bsky.social ○ @theobjectyes.bsky.social ○ Michael Naghten Shanks ○ Jonathan Chibuike Ukah ○ @morganvl.bsky.social ○ @jjblackman.bsky.social ○ Eleanor Cousins Brown www.propelmagazine.co.uk/fourteen (2/2)

Sallyanne Rock@sallrock.bsky.social · 2y ago

It’s been so long since I published anything I’d forgotten the extremes of elation and anxiety that go along with it. I’m so happy to be included in this issue, edited by my most admired Helen Mort. Deep breaths ♥️

Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

Issue Thirteen is NOW LIVE! Edited by Helen Mort, Issue 13 marks our return after the hiatus around the Anthology launch and we're psyched to be back. With thanks to Helen and all our contributors – we hope you enjoy reading: propelmagazine.co.uk/thirteen

Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

Issue Thirteen is NOW LIVE! Edited by Helen Mort, Issue 13 marks our return after the hiatus around the Anthology launch and we're psyched to be back. With thanks to Helen and all our contributors – we hope you enjoy reading: propelmagazine.co.uk/thirteen

Cover of Propel Issue Thirteen, January 2025 Ed. Helen Mort. A contributor list runs across the bottom - listing the poets in the next two tweets in this thread, below an issue card and a grainy black and grey image of a projectile moving toward the right of frame. Propel logo runs up the left hand side, all on an off-white background. CONTENTS Introduction by Editor Helen Mort Abhijeet Singh, Reading Emily Dickinson Rency Jumaoas Raquid, To The Tall Man in Queen’s Library Nia Broomhall, I won't tell you this Daniel Nixon, Axe Edge Ger Duffy, Baile an Ghoilin / Burnham East Julie Kennedy, Change of Purpose Nasim Luczaj, her father Laura Strickland, When My Body Remembers Becky May, Lessons with Conchita Sallyanne Rock, Matthew 10:29 Helen Bowell, Is That the Moon Nia Solomon, When My Hair Was a Blonde Bowl Maria Isakova-Bennett, My father is a complicated sentence Ben Verinder, Lavender Rochelle Hanslow, A Body of Text Brad Beau Cohen, cyanotypes Godelieve de Bree, Study from the Human Body, 1949 Bella Rona, Rorschach Test Barnaby Harsent, Half-light Helena Fornells Nadal, Ships Came from Cuba
Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

🔵 Propel Issue 13, edited by Helen Mort, is out TOMORROW 31 Jan 🔵 As Helen says, "I hope you enjoy the questions these poems provoke and that they inspire you to add to the abundance of the literary landscape. It is a form of plenty we can feel comfortable with, thankful for, even." (1/3)

Cover of Propel Issue Thirteen, January 2025 Ed. Helen Mort. A contributor list runs across the bottom - listing the poets in the next two posts in this thread, below an issue card and a grainy black and grey image of a projectile moving toward the right of frame. Propel logo runs up the left hand side, all on an off-white background.
Laura Strickland@l-strickland.bsky.social · 2y ago

Happy to be in Issue 13 of Propel edited by Helen Mort @propelmagazine.bsky.social @helenmort.bsky.social

Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

🔵 Propel Issue 13, edited by Helen Mort, is out TOMORROW 31 Jan 🔵 As Helen says, "I hope you enjoy the questions these poems provoke and that they inspire you to add to the abundance of the literary landscape. It is a form of plenty we can feel comfortable with, thankful for, even." (1/3)

Cover of Propel Issue Thirteen, January 2025 Ed. Helen Mort. A contributor list runs across the bottom - listing the poets in the next two posts in this thread, below an issue card and a grainy black and grey image of a projectile moving toward the right of frame. Propel logo runs up the left hand side, all on an off-white background.
Barnaby Harsent@jahshabby.bsky.social · 2y ago

Well, hello there... This is all rather lovely. To have someone say they like your poem is lovely. When that person is a poet, it's a big deal. When that person is a poet whose work you own and love, that's pretty much end-of-level boss validation. Out tomorrow.

Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

🔵 Propel Issue 13, edited by Helen Mort, is out TOMORROW 31 Jan 🔵 As Helen says, "I hope you enjoy the questions these poems provoke and that they inspire you to add to the abundance of the literary landscape. It is a form of plenty we can feel comfortable with, thankful for, even." (1/3)

Cover of Propel Issue Thirteen, January 2025 Ed. Helen Mort. A contributor list runs across the bottom - listing the poets in the next two posts in this thread, below an issue card and a grainy black and grey image of a projectile moving toward the right of frame. Propel logo runs up the left hand side, all on an off-white background.
Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

Which also means... you've until midnight UK tomorrow to send us your submissions for Propel Fourteen, edited by Susannah Dickey! >> propelmagazine.submittable.com/submit

Propel Issue card: March 2025, Issue Fourteen edited by Susannah Dickey. Submissions open to 31 January 2025
Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

🔵 Propel Issue 13, edited by Helen Mort, is out TOMORROW 31 Jan 🔵 As Helen says, "I hope you enjoy the questions these poems provoke and that they inspire you to add to the abundance of the literary landscape. It is a form of plenty we can feel comfortable with, thankful for, even." (1/3)

Cover of Propel Issue Thirteen, January 2025 Ed. Helen Mort. A contributor list runs across the bottom - listing the poets in the next two posts in this thread, below an issue card and a grainy black and grey image of a projectile moving toward the right of frame. Propel logo runs up the left hand side, all on an off-white background.
Propel Magazine@propelmagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

🔵 Propel Issue 13, edited by Helen Mort, is out TOMORROW 31 Jan 🔵 As Helen says, "I hope you enjoy the questions these poems provoke and that they inspire you to add to the abundance of the literary landscape. It is a form of plenty we can feel comfortable with, thankful for, even." (1/3)

Cover of Propel Issue Thirteen, January 2025 Ed. Helen Mort. A contributor list runs across the bottom - listing the poets in the next two posts in this thread, below an issue card and a grainy black and grey image of a projectile moving toward the right of frame. Propel logo runs up the left hand side, all on an off-white background.