Winner of the 2024 International Book and Pamphlet competition, this beautifully crafted collection is an homage to love, shared experiences...

Winner of the 2024 Poetry Business International Book & Pamphlet Prize, Boy, Mother is a sequence of poems exploring a mother’s relatio...

Sensitive to Temperature is one of the latest releases from New Poets List, an imprint of The Poetry Business which fosters new poetry by w...

When you read The Pretence of Understanding (The Poetry Business), it’s not hard to see why Beth Davies won the 2022 New Poet’s Prize.  Her...

  Kim Moore’s What the Trumpet Taught Me is an exciting, innovative experiment with the  memoir form. It uses precise vignettes of a girl a...

Sarah Barnsley’s debut collection The Thoughts is a wondrous and vital book that pushes the boundaries of what a poetry book can do and the...

In Helen Seymour’s fantastic debut collection, the poems fizz with controlled anger, satire, and surreal examples of how we navigate a socie...

This pamphlet is eclectic and captivating. Described by Ella Frears as ‘sharp, surprising and very funny,’ its pointed couplets present a my...

There are no ‘fillers’ in Ugly Bird – each poem exists as its own chapter, singing in a different voice, to a new tune. Together, this pamp...

It could be argued all poems reveal an obsession with time. The form itself demands something else of the writer: a sort of shorthand or ske...

  When a pamphlet wins a major competition adjudicated by such luminaries as Imtiaz Dharker and Ian McMillan - and when a number of the poem...

I’m one of those readers – you know you’re out there – who approach a book by an author you’ve not read much by before as if the opening sce...

With its searching title, Yes But What Is This? What Exactly? , Ian McMillan’s Smith and Doorstop pamphlet asks what a lot of Brits did, ind...