Red: Contemporary Black British PoetryRed is a powerful new anthology of work by Black British poets. "Perhaps the most significant thing to be said about Red is that the poets in this volume burst through any constraining label with writing that throbs and pulses and seeps and flows." Margaret Busby Red collects poems that engage 'red', poems by Black British poets writing with the word 'red' in mindas a kind of leap off point, a context, a germthe way something small, minor, or grand

Melissa Lee-Houghton’s A Body Made of You is a series of poems written for other writers

This is a Wales that missed its revolution in 'I Chew Gum and Think of Rifles'

Sargon Boulus was unusually influential among young Arab poets

She became a New Zealand resident in 2008

of crime and acts of mercy

Simon Pare

This is a journey to dystopia: from the Gorbals in the 1950s to contemporary Palestine

Through Searle's belief that by investing words with meaning

Like the collages

Paul Barker was editor of New Society

From the Pushcart Prize-nominated title poem

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