The Poetry Society
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The Poetry Society
The Poetry Society was founded in 1909 to promote "a more general recognition and appreciation of poetry". Since then, it has grown into one of Britain's most dynamic arts organisations, representing British poetry both nationally and internationally. Today it has more than 4000 members worldwide an...
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'Glow' by Coral Rumble: The Look North More Often Project 2025
Each year for our Look North More Often project, The Poetry Society commissions a new children’s poem celebrating the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Squa...
Mark Pajak reads 'Trick' and 'Plait' | Then & Now
Mark Pajak reads 'Trick' and 'Plait' | Then & Now by The Poetry Society
Martha Sprackland reads 'The Small Picture' at The Poetry Review Summer 2025 launch
Martha Sprackland reads 'The Small Picture' at The Poetry Review Summer 2025 launch by The Poetry Society
Kaveh Akbar reads 'Love Poem with Lines from Jesus and Muhammad' at The Poetry Review Summer 2025 launch
Kaveh Akbar reads 'Love Poem with Lines from Jesus and Muhammad' at The Poetry Review Summer 2025 launch by The Poetry Society
Bonnie Hancell reads 'Generations of Destroyers' at The Poetry Review Summer 2025 launch
Bonnie Hancell reads 'Generations of Destroyers' at The Poetry Review Summer 2025 launch by The Poetry Society
Jacob Polley reads 'Dust' at The Poetry Review Summer 2025 launch
Jacob Polley reads 'Dust' at The Poetry Review Summer 2025 launch by The Poetry Society
Taking the Temperature with Jess Chandler, Niall Munro, Amy Acre, and Tristram Fane Saunders
Taking the Temperature is a panel where brand-new and seasoned editors and publishers will discuss how independent poetry publishing is changing, with...
Polylingual Poetry with Ghazal Mosadeq, Fiona Larkin, and Leo Boix
Polylingual Poetry: a panel on how poetry containing more than one language, and poetry in translation, is speaking to new audiences and welcoming new...
Tiffany Atkinson reads 'Patrick' at The Poetry Review Spring 2025 launch
Tiffany Atkinson reads 'Patrick' at The Poetry Review Spring 2025 launch by The Poetry Society
Joe Carrick-Varty reads 'Almost Back Where We Left Now' at The Poetry Review Spring 2025 launch
Joe Carrick-Varty reads 'Almost Back Where We Left Now' at The Poetry Review Spring 2025 launch by The Poetry Society
Rashed Aqrabawi reads 'Poem' at The Poetry Review Spring 2025 launch
Rashed Aqrabawi reads 'Poem' at The Poetry Review Spring 2025 launch by The Poetry Society
Inua Ellams reads 'Reminisce of tongues' at The Poetry Review Spring 2025 launch
Inua Ellams reads 'Reminisce of tongues' at The Poetry Review Spring 2025 launch by The Poetry Society
Lesley Sharpe reads 'Eyewitness' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Lesley Sharpe reads 'Eyewitness' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Chris Beckett reads 'The broom upside down' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Chris Beckett reads 'The broom upside down' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Lee Knapper reads 'Plums' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Lee Knapper reads 'Plums' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Andrew Dennison reads 'Courgettes' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Andrew Dennison reads 'Courgettes' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Kit Buchan reads 'Hallowe'en Ghazal' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Kit Buchan reads 'Hallowe'en Ghazal' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Yong-Yu Huang reads 'Living as My Mother' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Yong-Yu Huang reads 'Living as My Mother' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Hannah Perrin King reads 'Inheritance' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Hannah Perrin King reads 'Inheritance' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Sorrel Briggs reads 'Heaven Down' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Sorrel Briggs reads 'Heaven Down' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Matt Barnard reads 'Two Boys at Midnight' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Matt Barnard reads 'Two Boys at Midnight' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Fiona Larkin reads 'Absence has a grammar' | National Poetry Competition 2024
Fiona Larkin reads 'Absence has a grammar' | National Poetry Competition 2024 by The Poetry Society
Chen Chen Reads '2pm in provincetown—' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch
Chen Chen Reads '2pm in provincetown—' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch by The Poetry Society
(EXCERPT) Susannah Dickey Reads 'Sex Horse' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch
(EXCERPT) Susannah Dickey Reads 'Sex Horse' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch by The Poetry Society
Crispin Best Reads 'In This Economy' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch
Crispin Best Reads 'In This Economy' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch by The Poetry Society
Denise Saul Reads 'The White Room' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch
Denise Saul Reads 'The White Room' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch by The Poetry Society
Jay Bernard Reads 'After Him' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch
Jay Bernard Reads 'After Him' at The Poetry Review Winter 2024 Launch by The Poetry Society
Young Critics review the 2024 T.S. Eliot Prize shortlist - part 2
Listen to the final five of this year's Young Critics reviews in podcast form. You can watch all ten reviews on our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/Yo...
Young Critics review the 2024 T.S. Eliot Prize shortlist - part 1
Listen to the first five of this year's Young Critics reviews in podcast form. You can watch all ten reviews on our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/Yo...
'A Baby and A Tree' by Valerie Bloom - The Look North More Often Project
Each year, The Poetry Society commissions a new children’s poem celebrating the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square, which is a gift from the city of O...
Foyle Young Poets of the Year Top 15 Winners 2023
This is a podcast created by The Poetry Society. This podcast features the Top 15 winning poems read by the winners of the Foyle Young Poets of the Ye...
Peter Gizzi & Richard Scott
‘We’ve always been here. As long as there has been soldiers, there have been poets. And it’s a long sad, venerable tradition.’ (Peter Gizzi)