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Laurie Bolger reads 'Yoga' from her pamphlet Spin, which won the 2023 International Book & Pamphlet Competition and was published in March 2024. This recording is taken from the online launch event for the pamphlet, which can be watched in full on our YouTube channel.
Poetry Bites is a podcast byThe Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
Nigel Pantling introduces and reads 'On Being Named After a Film Star' from his collection It’s Not Personal, which was published in September 2020. This recording is taken from the online launch event for the collection, which can be watched in full on our YouTube channel. Nigel's new collection, A Foreign Country, is published in April 2025.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
Shash Trevett reads 'These Were Their Names' from her collection The Naming of Names, which was published in August 2024. This recording is taken from the online launch event for the collection, which can be watched in full on our YouTube channel.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
Alan Payne introduces and reads 'Home' from his collection Mahogany Eve, which was published in May 2024. This recording is taken from the online launch event for the collection, which can be watched in full on our YouTube channel.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
Ian McMillan reads 'Three flat caps at the bottom of the stairs' from his pamphlet Yes But What Is This? What Exactly?, which was published in October 2020.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
River Wolton reads '7th December' & '31st December' from Year (2022)
In River Wolton's Year, the intention to write a daily poem on the theme of kindness throughout 2020 becomes a year-long meditation, honest and unflinching, as the pandemic arrives.
We are marking four years since River wrote this remarkable book by released selected poems on the podcast on their corresponding day over the course of 2024. These recordings are taken from River's online launch of Year, which can be viewed in full on our YouTube channel.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
Caleb Leow reads 'Hunger Pangs' from his pamphlet The Hoarders, which was a winner of the 2023 New Poets Prize and was published in August 2024.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
Caleb Leow reads 'Fortune Teller Machine' from his pamphlet The Hoarders, which was a winner of the 2023 New Poets Prize and was published in August 2024.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
Freya Bantiff reads 'Working Debenhams Late Shift' from her pamphlet All Appears Ordinary, which was a winner of the 2023 New Poets Prize and was published in August 2024.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
Freya Bantiff reads 'A Little Brown Rat' from her pamphlet All Appears Ordinary, which was a winner of the 2023 New Poets Prize and was published in August 2024.
Poetry Bites is a podcast by The Poetry Business, a publisher and writer development agency dedicated to discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poetry.
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