@LeafePress

Leafe Press was launched at a reading in Nottingham in April 2000, and has published a wide range of poetry. Editor: Alan Baker

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Joined May 2011
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Mike Ferguson@omahaglennAug 24
If your feed is like mine, you can miss things first time around. More details here: theredceilingspress.co.uk/pr…
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This disappeared thanks to a hard-drive problem I had. I'm glad to be able to reinstate it, as it's an excellent and well-informed review of an important book. Editor: Geraldine Monk: publisher @ShearsmanBooks: littermagazine.org/2026/07/r…
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The European Poetry Festival Nottingham Stop, partnered with Nottingham City of Literature, taking place at Nottingham Contemporary this Saturday evening. Free event and all welcome! europeanpoetryfestival.com/n…
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"The range of József’s poetry is impressive. “By the Danube” is a magnificent meditation on mortality, fate and the common lot of humanity." My review of "The Song of the Cosmos", Selected Poems of Attila József, pub. @ShearsmanBooks: littermagazine.org/2026/05/r…
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Featured today on Creative Writing at Leicester: Alan Baker and his brilliant new poetry collection "A Book of Psalms." Read more here: creativewritingatleicester.b… @ShearsmanBooks @LeafePress @crystalclearjt @EverybodyReview @PoetrySociety
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Litter reviews “Sussex Coils and Loops” by Paul Holman, pub. @scarletimprint littermagazine.org/2026/05/s…
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Rupert Loydell reviews “A Book of Psalms” by Alan Baker and “Saints of Little Faith” by Megan Pinto, pub @ShearsmanBooks and @the87press littermagazine.org/2026/05/a…
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We are immensely saddened by news of the death of the poet J.H. Prynne, aged 89. Prynne was Britain's leading late Modernist poet. Bloodaxe has been proud to publish his poetry since 1999. bloodaxebooks.com/news?artic…
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Thanks to Dr Si Long Chan for this great conversation about poetry, queerness and East Asian identity, and to @Litter Magazine for publishing it. littermagazine.org/2026/04/i…
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Mike Ferguson@omahaglennApr 21
These wonderful poetic songs of lament and praise - ruminations juxtaposed to contradict, sooth, expose, appease within the natural and manufactured world we occupy. Full of lyricism throughout. @LeafePress @ShearsmanBooks
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"In the night, patient night, wait until rising in the ash of the ashen sun." New poetry by Colin Campbell-Robinson: littermagazine.org/2026/03/c…
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"This experience of really seeing something, of really understanding something, this artifice, this made-up thing, stayed with me." Kelvin Corcoran on first encountering John Keats and Basil Bunting: littermagazine.org/2026/03/k…
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Nick Power@HolynowhereMar 10
Thanks sensaii Andrew Taylor @dradny for the copy of new & beautifully beatific ‘State Honey’, out now via @LeafePress
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Mike Ferguson@omahaglennFeb 28
Andrew Taylor's latest from @LeafePress ~ rather than documenting, these poems convey as we truly see/observe: peripheral, fully felt, askance, fleeting, intense focus; HS perhaps hints at process - both these poems exemplfy flow and disruption, and a recurring lyricism...
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NEW from Leafe Press: "State Honey" by Andrew Taylor @dradny : "...fast-moving to contemplative, presenting experience mediated by language that is fragmentary and shifting, disconcerting and never dull." leafepress.org/2026/01/state…
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Thanks to Andy Npoet from Spoken Label (Spoken Word Poetry Podcast) for this great podcast about my new poetry collection Self-Portrait as a Banana (Poetic Edge Publishers 2025). Great conversation about poetry and more. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas…
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"...a virtual reality version of a worldwide journey" Steve Spence reviews “Faunistics - a collection of wild haiku and illustrations” by R.C. Thomas: littermagazine.org/2026/01/r…
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Andrew Duncan reviews “Silk Work “ by Imogen Cassels, pub. @prototypepubs: littermagazine.org/2026/01/r…
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"Peter Hughes’s language sketches his movement from personal recollection and historical echoes to an embracing of the shifting textures of place..." Ian Brinton reviews "Drawn" by Peter Hughes, pub. @brokensleep littermagazine.org/2026/01/r…
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