PERIPLUM POETRY PAMPHLET, VOLUME 3, EILÉAN NÍ CHUILLEANÁIN

Periplum Poetry is published out of the Department of English and Creative Writing at Plymouth University (Series Editor: Anthony Caleshu). We publish three pamphlets per year by the most significant international poets writing in English. Pamphlets are between 18 and 24 pages, printed on good quality paper, and designed with care by Dean Owens of Plymouth’s Illustration department.

PERIPLUM POETRY PAMPHLET, VOLUME 2, PETER GIZZI


Periplum Poetry is published out of the Department of English and Creative Writing at Plymouth University (Series Editor: Anthony Caleshu). We publish three pamphlets per year by the most significant international poets writing in English. Pamphlets are between 18 and 24 pages, printed on good quality paper, and designed with care by Dean Owens of Plymouth’s Illustration department.

PERIPLUM POETRY PAMPHLET, VOLUME 1, MARK FORD

Periplum Poetry is published out of the Department of English and Creative Writing at Plymouth University (Series Editor: Anthony Caleshu). We publish three pamphlets per year by the most significant international poets writing in English. Pamphlets are between 18 and 24 pages, printed on good quality paper, and designed with care by Dean Owens of Plymouth’s Illustration department.

Winner of the Periplum Open Book Competition

Giles Goodland’s Season Tickets is the winner of the 2018 Periplum Pamphlet Poetry Prize.

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Order any 5 pamphlets for £15…please specify pamphlet titles in your order (good until titles go out of stock!).

John McAuliffe is the author of A Better Life (2002), Next Door (2007), Of All Places (2011) and The Way In (2015) – all from Gallery Press.

His versions of Bosnian poet Igor Klikovac, Stockholm Syndrome (Smith Doorstop) was a PBS Pamphlet Choice for Spring 2019.

He is Professor of Creative Writing and Modern Literature at the University of Manchester, where he is the co-founder of the Centre for New Writing and co-editor of the literary journal, The Manchester Review. (Periplum Pamphlet published in August 2019).

Vahni Capildeo’s pamphlet Light Site presents a variety of ‘expanded translations’, poems after Eugène Ionesco and Pierre de Ronsard, amongst others. Notes on the texts are published alongside the poems: ‘Pierre de Ronsard’s poems were among the most memorable and musical texts which I read silently and aloud, and which I heard recited by my mother, during my growing up in Port of Spain…’

Vahni Capildeo is Writer in Residence at the University of York and Contributing Editor at PN Review. Their books have won the Forward Prize and been shortlisted for the TS Eliot prize, amongst other awards and honours, and include Simple Complex Shapes (Shearsman 2015), Measures of Expatriation (Carcanet 2016), Venus as a Bear (Carcanet 2018), Skin Can Hold (Carcanet 2019), and Odyssey Calling (Sad Press, 2020).

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Rae Armantrout is the lauded author of numerous books of poetry, for which she has won the Pulitzer Prize, National Book Critics Circle Award, and been a finalist for the National Book Award.

This pamphlet collects 13 recent poems and marks the occasion of her reading at the Bodmin Moor Poetry Festival in May, 2019.

PERIPLUM POETRY PAMPHLET, HEATHER PHILLIPSON - 'MORE FLINCHING'