We’re delighted to announce the online launch of ‘Life’s Wonders’ a project by Worcestershire Poet Laureate Rhianna Levi that has led to a poetry anthology with poems from over sixty poets. The launch takes place on Sunday 30 April and starts at 4pm, you’re welcome to join up to ten minutes in advance to settleContinue reading “Rhianna Levi – ‘Life’s Wonders’”
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Brian Comber and Ade Couper – a shared poetry book launch
Poets Brian Comber and former Worcestershire Poet Laureate Ade Couper launched their poetry collections at The Quaker Meeting House in Worcester in April 2023. This is former Worcestershire Poet Laureate Ade Couper’s debut collection and is entitled ‘Made of Stories’, with thanks to Worcestershire LitFest. Brian Comber’s new collection ‘A Caparisoned Elephant’ follows his successContinue reading “Brian Comber and Ade Couper – a shared poetry book launch”
Leena Batchelor launches ‘Space and Shadows’
Of what would you dream?
Soften your gaze and fall into the embrace of my shadows.
Peter Sutton – ‘A Colourful Age’
Peter Sutton’s latest collection ‘A Colourful Age’ was launched to much acclaim in Malvern, March 2023. ‘A Colourful Age’ is arranged in four sections: ‘Colour Vision’, which splits the world into the colours of the rainbow, ‘Belief’, which reflects on how we try in our small ways to make sense of existence, ‘Family’, which isContinue reading “Peter Sutton – ‘A Colourful Age’”
‘A Tale of Two Cities II: An Anthology’
Black Pear Press is delighted to announce the publication of ‘A Tale of Two Cities II: An Anthology’ the result of Nina Lewis’s revisit to one of her major laureate projects. Poets in Worcester UK and Worcester USA present their call-and-response poems. It is available here, just follow the link or click on the imageContinue reading “‘A Tale of Two Cities II: An Anthology’”
Suz Winspear, and Michael W. Thomas book launches
Don’t miss this dual launch!
Beth O’Brien and Brian Comber
Two debut collections of poetry from talented poets Beth O’Brien, and Brian Comber.
The Alchemy of 42
‘The Alchemy of 42’ by Polly Stretton is dark, speculative, and sometimes bizarre—these are her lenses and through them we view scenes that comfort and distress, thrill and mesmerise.