Poetry Publications
Poems and collections, published as complete works in your own words.
Most platforms want a single poem buried in a feed, gone in a scroll. This is not that. Whether it is one poem or a full collection, if you have got poetry worth telling properly, this is where it gets published, in full.
Why Publish Here
Your words stay yours
Published under your name, exactly as you wrote them, not buried in a feed.
Any length welcome
A single poem or a full collection, whatever the work needs.
Free to publish
Same platform as our fiction and memoir authors. No fees, no gatekeeping.
What Can You Publish?
Single Poems
Individual poems, published in full, exactly as written.
Poetry Collections
Themed or career-spanning collections, published as complete works.
Long-Form and Narrative Poetry
Extended and narrative poetic works, published in full.
Who Is This Platform For?
- Poets wanting a home for their work beyond a feed
- Anyone with a collection worth publishing properly
- Spoken word writers wanting their work in print
- Anyone with poetry worth a wider readership
Poems Published Here
The Leopard
By Shafin Rahman
This poem reflects on the captivating yet deadly beauty of a wild leopard. From the published anthology Ornamental Expressions: The Yellow Butterfly by Shafin Rahman.
We Are Eve
By Olivera Andonoska
We Are Eve, a poem by Olivera Andonoska, tracing the maternal line back through the grandmothers to the seven daughters of Eve.
Heritage
By Olivera Andonoska
Heritage, a poem by Olivera Andonoska, on the inheritance of worry, illness and the mitochondrial line.
Strange Is This Nowhere, Dad
By Olivera Andonoska
Strange Is This Nowhere, Dad, a poem by Olivera Andonoska.
We, the Ocean
By Olivera Andonoska
We, the Ocean, a poem by Olivera Andonoska, on return to the sea and the memory of water.
We, the Desert
By Olivera Andonoska
We, the Desert, a poem by Olivera Andonoska, on parching, carvings, and becoming desert.
Afterlife
By Olivera Andonoska
Afterlife, a poem by Olivera Andonoska, on living the afterlife of the ancestors and carrying the descendants.
Manchester Arndale
By Gemma Bright
A Saturday afternoon in the Manchester Arndale, seen without sentiment: phones, screaming kids, a bloke asleep by the cashpoint, a thousand lives jammed into one bad building.
The Salford Routine
By Tracy Singleton
A poem about Salford — the drizzle on Pendleton, the walk along the Quays, and the quiet conviction that somewhere else the real life is happening.
Head Ransom
By A.G. Munson
The 10th-century skaldic poem Egill Skallagrímsson composed overnight to save his life, with the Old Norse and the Penguin translation.
Rhapsody in Blue
By A.G. Munson
A poem on Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, from the listener's seat.
Piccadilly Gardens
By Gemma Bright
Piccadilly Gardens, a poem by Gemma Bright, capturing the rain-soaked misery and quiet isolation of a Manchester afternoon.
Self Consciousness
By Shafin Rahman
A poem on self-consciousness, and the freedom of growing out of it.
Become a Poetry Author
One poem worth telling properly, or a lifetime's worth of poetry, if you have got words worth publishing, we want to publish them.