Write poetry at the pointy end – pioneers, protest, and poetics of the possible.


Write poetry at the pointy end – pioneers, protest, and poetics of the possible.
Knock loose poems into shape with some concentrated feedback from poet, critic, and teacher, Jennifer Lee Tsai.
An advanced weekly workshop group with the inimitable Mark Waldron.
Gboyega: Locating selfhood, seen-ness, and invisibility in Adam. Decent.
You’ve just completed a Poetry School course and have written and edited a few new poems, so what now? Here are some places to publish and submit your poetry. Submitting your poems to a magazine, journal, or press is the first step to sharing your work with an audience and building up a readership, which…
Read MoreExpert Poetry Tutor Katrina Naomi’s guide on how to get your poetry published.
Read MoreReady to take your poetry to the next level? Our Master Your Craft workshops are designed for poets who want to push past the basics and dive deep into advanced techniques. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills, experiment with new forms, or refine your voice, these courses offer the guidance and tools you need…
Read MoreThis winter, reconnect with your heritage through our End of Year Creative Push: Ancestors & Traditions courses. Designed for poets interested in honouring ancestral wisdom, cultural heritage, and poetic traditions, this series offers a reflective close to the year. Whether you’re drawn to Persian verse or Italian contemporary poetry, these courses invite you to enrich…
Read MoreExpert Poetry Tutor Rebecca Levi’s guide on how to take criticism well.
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