6 full issues of The Wolf back catalogue FREE, going back to 2007 and including poets from all around the world. https://t.co/aneBJQNuDT
We will be posting about this week-to-week on each issue but, for now, here they are, entire. Happy reading!
Great Achievement of Rohingya Poetry Movement
Making history
Marking history
I am so honoured to navigate and contribute this anthology
Congrate to all comrades
Way to go further...
“The poets gathered in the room weren’t just making history...they wanted to mark history”
We're delighted to announce our inaugural PBS World Choice to champion neglected Non-European poetry will be 'I am Rohingya' edited by Shehzar Doja & James Byrne > https://t.co/0nMn0uWLJx
This is such amazing news. Thank you @ilya_poet and @PoetryBookSoc for this selection. Congrats to all the incredible poets in this book who have indeed made and marked their own history. Poetry can make changes.Celebrating with @wolfpoetry, @Arc_Poetry and all the poets🎉
Well done to Edge Hill students and @wolfpoetry Listen to this interview at 3.09 in with Dr James Byrne promoting the 'Creative Care' project @writing_EHU@edgehill https://t.co/Of6zV2ogFa
From Emily Dickinson to John Keats, thanks to Edge Hill students who have provided recordings of their favourite authors for the Creative Care project this week. This will be available to #carehomes in the North West and the community at large. Please share the link below. J
Care home residents can now listen to our #creativewriting students reading the classics through an inspiring new project designed to provide comfort during the #COVID19 pandemic, thanks to Dr James Byrne aka @wolfpoetry from @writing_EHU. Read more: https://t.co/2E5pvprTJX
Más de 10.000 descargas en menos de 24 horas, desde que @bsaspoetry comenzó a liberar sus títulos. Los diez países que más archivos liberaron fueron México, Argentina, Colombia, España, Ecuador, Perú, Chile, EE.UU, Bolivia y Venezuela. Muchas gracias a los lectores y a la Poesía
Spanish-speaking friends: you can read Wolf editor James Byrne's selected poems for free for a limited time. Translated by @kmhedeen and Victor Rodriguez Nunez and published by @bsaspoetry
Today marks the first anniversary of the Art Garden Rohingya
By end of this Feb, we have published total 543 poems; 359 poems in English poems and 184 in Burmese
Now, we have total 148 emerging Rohingya poets; 139 male and 9 female
#TheArtGardenRohingya#TheFirstAnniversary
With all that is happening, I forgot to mention the sad passing of Ernesto Cardenal earlier this month. Poet, priest, revolutionary. I was lucky to read with him in Granada, Nicaragua years ago. His 'Cosmic Canticle' is a classic. J https://t.co/j2J3cSOZX9
Thoughts to all individuals and communities worried about the virus. Let's hold governments across the world to account, so they might actually prioritise human and basic health rights. In solidarity!
'Lungworm' by @mccabio published in issue 35 (2017): 'Words burrow through earthsoil, / pass the long wait of bitterwort & the white / palette of expectation: your face... // Silence came too late. // This virus is in us.' https://t.co/BdLeJU25JS