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 Mark Chamberlain’s poetry has appeared in titles including Magma, The Hudson Review, and Finished Creatures. His poetry criticism has appeared in The Times Literary Supplement. He tweets @_Mark_Ch_

reads Southend by Judith Willson, first published in The Interpreter's House, from the collection Fleet (Carcanet). Georgi is the editor of The Interpreter's House magazine https://theinterpretershouse.org/ and her first poetry collection Limbo is forthcoming in October 2021 from Blue Diode www.bluediode.co.uk  

reads SILENCIO by Eugen Gomringer. The poem is in The Book of Constellations and Hours (Something Else Press, 1968) but was created first in the 1950s. Chris’s work crosses artforms and genres including poetry, fiction, non-fiction, drama and visual art. His work has been shortlisted for the Ted Hughes Award and the Republic of Consciousness Prize. 

reads Mill in the sun, translated from the Dutch Molen in de zon by F. van Dixhoorn, http://www.wonderlijkevlek.nl/english.html. Her latest collection is Plainspeak (Prototype Publishing) https://prototypepublishing.co.uk/product/plainspeak/ and more at https://www.astridalben.com

reads O Captain! My Captain! by Walt Whitman, from Leaves of Grass.  Aaron is a working-class poet and publisher from Cornwall, now living in Wales. He has had several pamphlets published and his debut collection, Angels the Size of Houses, is due out with Shearsman in July 2021. JH Prynne has called his poetry 'unicorn flavoured', and Gillian Clarke has called it 'word-music https://www.brokensleepbooks.com/aaron-kent

reads an extract from Histoire de Florida by Robert Creeley, published by Ferris editions.  He  is the author of A Piece, Poetry Wholes, and Family Portraits, all of which are published by If P Then Q. Other works include: Invisible Poems ZimZalla, WHO? The Literary Pocket Book, and Telegraphic Transcriptions Stranger Press / Dept Press. He also makes poetry objects  such as Pharmacopoetics, Remains, Breath, Rilke Translations, Homeopoetry, and History of the English Working Class https://stephenemmerson.wordpress.com/about/

reads A Bird in the House from Elizabeth Jennings’ Collected Poems (Carcanet) https://www.carcanet.co.uk/index.shtml  Mark is the creator and curator of poet library-cum-journal iamb, and author of digital poetry project Subruria.

reads Some Feel Rain by Joanna Klink, from RAPTUS, published by Penguin Books, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC. Copyright © 2010 by Joanna Klink.  

Jennifer is the author of The Pact (Tupelo Press/Shearsman Books, 2021) and the memoir Knock Wood https://www.shearsman.com/store/-p307472014 https://www.dzancbooks.org/our-books/knock-wood. 

She can be found at https://jennifermilitello.com/ and @JenifrMilitello.

reads The Gift by Tolu Agbelusi, Jacaranda Books https://www.jacarandabooksartmusic.co.uk/  She is a writer and activist who blogs about living beyond sexual abuse in childhood & works with creativity to generate transformation and healing. Her first collection Bird of Winter is available from Pavilion, find out more at  http://alicehiller.info  

reads In the waiting room with Leonard Cohen by Tony Hoagland, Graywolf press https://www.graywolfpress.org/ Her most recent collection is One Hundred Lockdown Sonnets from Nine Arches Press https://ninearchespress.com/shop.html#!/One-Hundred-Lockdown-Sonnets-paperback-Jacqueline-Saphra/p/283235992/category=0 

 reads english by Yaya Yao, from flesh, tongue (Mawenzi House) https://www.mawenzihouse.com/product/flesh-tongue/ and her pamphlet The Unquiet was published by Offord Road Books (2019). She’s working on her first collection www.lhhkiew.co.uk

reads Here the diminishing miles by Kei Miller,  from in nearby bushes (Carcanet) https://www.carcanet.co.uk/cgi-bin/indexer?product=9781784108458  Caleb is a day-glo queero techno eco poet, tutor & facilitator and Bristol City Poet 2020 - 22.  His latest pamphlet is  Wasted Rainbow: https://tall-lighthouse.co.uk/caleb-parkin/  You can find him at www.couldbethemoon.co.uk and on Twitter @CalebParkin

reads To be explicit from In These Days of Prohibition  by Caroline Bird (Carcanet) https://www.carcanet.co.uk/cgi-bin/indexer?product=9781784104788 She is studying for an MA at Royal Holloway and her pamphlet Inside the Smile is published by Cinnamon Press.  Tamsin won the Aesthetica Creative Writing Award 2020 for poetry www.Tamsinhopkinswriter.com   @THopkinsPoet

reads When you go away from The Lice  by WS Merwin (Copper Canyon Press). Her sixth collection is The Black Place (Seren, 2019). She’s a lecturer on the Poetry School / Newcastle University MA in Writing Poetry. Find out more at www.tamaryoseloff.com /  and at  www.herculeseditions.com.

reads The old trees on the hill from The Shadow of Sirius by WS Merwin (Bloodaxe Books)  https://www.bloodaxebooks.com/ He has just won the SoA 2020 Schlegel-Tieck German translation prize for Peter Huchel's book, These Numbered Days https://www.shearsman.com/store/Crucefix-Martyn-c28271672  Find his blog at https://martyncrucefix.com/

reads The guest Ellen at the supper for street people by David Ferry (The University of Chicago Press)

https://press.uchicago.edu/index.html  Her recent writing is in Electric Literature, Lunch Ticket, and the Ploughshares blog. She tweets @aprilyee

reads Soulcraft by John McCullough from Reckless paper birds (Penned in the Margins) http://www.pennedinthemargins.co.uk/  His latest book Saffron Jack is published by Nine Arches Press https://ninearchespress.com/publications/poetry-collections/saffron-jack.html Twitter: @Betarish 

reads On Highgate Hill by Kate Bingham, from Infragreen (Seren Books) https://www.serenbooks.com/  Her latest collection of poems is The House With Only an Attic And A Basement (Penguin, 2018) https://www.penguin.co.uk/authors/132289/kathryn-maris.html

Fiona reads  Listening For Lost People by Denise Riley, from the collection Say Something Back https://www.panmacmillan.com/picador Michelle reads Dear B by Jennifer Militello, from the collection A Camouflage of Specimens & Garments https://www.tupelopress.org/ Nic reads an extract from The Glass Essay  from Glass, Irony & God by Anne Carson https://www.ndbooks.com/