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    Poetry Book Society Spring 2024 Bulletin
    Poetry Book Society Spring 2024 Bulletin
    Poetry Book Society Spring 2024 Bulletin
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    Poetry Book Society Spring 2024 Bulletin

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    The quarterly poetry magazine of the Poetry Book Society, founded by T.S. Eliot, featuring poems and exclusive interviews from Victoria Kennefick, Isabel Galleymore, Gillian Clarke, Rachel Mann, Jane Hirshfield, Rosa Campbell, Bunny Lang, and Maria Stepanova.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPoetry Book Society
    Release dateMar 1, 2024
    ISBN9781913129644
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      Poetry Book Society Spring 2024 Bulletin - Alice Kate Mullen

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      CONTENTS

      CHOICE

      Victoria Kennefick • Egg/Shell • Carcanet

      RECOMMENDATIONS

      Gillian Clarke • The Silence • Carcanet

      Isabel Galleymore • Baby Schema • Carcanet

      Jane Hirshfield • The Asking • Bloodaxe Books

      Rachel Mann • Eleanor Among the Saints • Carcanet

      SPECIAL COMMENDATION

      Ed. Rosa Campbell • The Miraculous Season:

      Selected Poems by V.R. Bunny Lang • Carcanet

      TRANSLATION CHOICE

      Maria Stepanova • Holy Winter 20/21 • Bloodaxe Books

      Translated by Sasha Dugdale

      PAMPHLET CHOICE

      Asim Khan • Annihilation • Magma

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      4 Books a Year: 4 Choice books & 4 Bulletins (UK £65, Europe £85, ROW £120)

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      Complete

      24 Books: 4 Choices, 16 Recommendations, 4 Translations & 4 Bulletins (£230, £290, £360)

      Single copies of the Bulletin £9.99

      Cover Artwork Stephanie Sy-Quia, StephanieQuiArt on Etsy

      Copyright Poetry Book Society and contributors. All rights reserved.

      ISBN  9781913129637 ISSN 0551-1690

      ePub ISBN  9781913129644

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      LETTER FROM THE PBS

      I assume I’m too late to say Happy New Year, but I’ll say it anyway in this first mailing you are receiving from us this year – wishing you all a wonderful year ahead! I’d like to start the year by thanking you for your support of the Poetry Book Society – we love being the custodians of this society. We can take no credit for the selections, that is down to the talent and perception of our poet selectors and their unenviable (or is it enviable?!) task of reading all the new title submissions. Feedback from those of you we have seen in person recently has been so positive and we hope to keep bringing you the very best of the best poetry books in 2024.

      If this mailing reaches you in time and you fancy a trip to Newcastle, on the 6th March at 7pm, NCLA at Newcastle University are hosting our PBS Spring Showcase with Victoria Kennefick and Isabel Galleymore, in conversation with Tara Bergin. It will be a brilliant evening. Having read their collections and Bulletin commentaries I really look forward to hearing an extended conversation on their work and process.

      If Newcastle is not possible for you, our Spring podcast will be released in March with Arji Manuelpillai in conversation with Victoria, so you can hear more from your armchair. Visit our website or scan the QR code below.

      We

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