Richard Scott reads the poem 'Crocodile' from his debut collection 'Soho' (Faber & Faber). The poem recording is reproduced with permission from Faber & Faber. 'Soho' is nominated for the Felix Dennis prize for best first collection at the 2018 Forward Prizes for Poetry. Book tickets for the Forward ceremony here:

https://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/126414-forward-prizes-poetry-ceremony-2018

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Ep.36 - 'Crocodile' by Richard Scott

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Jennifer Wong reads her poem 'Unbearably light words on San Huan Lu'. 

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Ep.104 - 'Unbearably light words on San Huan Lu' by Jennifer Wong [FINAL EPISODE]

We hear Lizzy Turner's sound poem 'Voicemail 1', based on one of the visual poems from her publication 'Home Practice' (HVTN Press 2020).

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Ep.103 - 'Voicemail 1' by Lizzy Turner

Arturo Desimone reads his poem 'Eros the Greek Electrician', taken from his book 'Poems of the Mare Nostrum / Costa Nostra' (Hesterglock Press 2019).

For more from Arturo:
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http://www.africanbookscollective.com/books/ouafa-and-thawra-about-a-lover-from-tunisia
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Ep.102 - 'Eros the Greek Electrician' by Arturo Desimone

William Gee reads his poem 'tomorrow my brother died', from his upcoming debut pamphlet 'Rheuma' (Bad Betty Press, 2020).

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Ep.101 - 'tomorrow my brother died' by William Gee

Aaron Kent reads his poem 'The Perimeter of a Femur'.

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https://invisiblehandpress.com/2020/05/21/melatonin-spring-collection-aaron-kent/

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Ep.36 - 'Crocodile' by Richard Scott

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