The T. S. Eliot Prize, which former Poet Laureate Andrew Motion has described as “the Prize most poets want to win”, is an annual prize for the best new poetry collection published in the UK or Ireland.
T. S. ELIOT EVENTS AT CHELTENHAM LITERATURE FESTIVAL 2022
Would you like to be among the first to hear which collections have been shortlisted for the T. S. Eliot Prize 2022? Then join Jean Sprackland, chair of judges, at a free event at this…
An Extract from Bhanu Kapil’s 2020 Prize-winning ‘How to Wash a Heart’
A poem from last year’s winner, Bhanu Kapil – an extract from How to Wash a Heart, published by Pavilion Poetry from How to Wash a Heart Like this? It’s inky-early outside and I’m wearing…
The Faber & Faber Poetry List
Jane Feaver, Editorial Manager, Poetry To mark the centenary of the publication of The Waste Land, Faber will be publishing, among other things, a full colour edition of the manuscript – a reminder that, for…
‘A masterpiece; it was impossible not to publish it’
Lynn Gaspard, Saqi Books For over thirty years, Saqi Books has released seminal, cutting-edge works about the Middle East and North Africa, offering an independent platform for writers and artists from around…
On publishing Daniel Sluman’s single window and taking the long view of poetry.
Jane Commane, Nine Arches Press One of the great pleasures of being a publisher is that you also have the privilege of working with a poet over a period of time and…