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This year the Crashaw Prize — the UK’s only international prize for full length collections of poetry — received over eighty entries from four continents. The writers span not merely the English-speaking world, but also the striking diversity of contemporary poetry written in our extravagant tongue. It would be impudent to argue [...] Excitement is mounting in the Salt Office. Wena Poon’s novel Alex y Robert is, as I type, being printed here, at the Cox & Wyman presses in Reading: From there it will be going to the warehouse of our distributor, Turnaround, in London, who will send it out to a shop near you from [...] London Festival Fringe New Poetry Award 2010 Shortlist for London New Poetry Award organised by London Festival Fringe 2010 in conjunction with Cegin Productions and Coffee-House Poetry at the Troubadour and judged by Tamar Yoseloff, Daljit Nagra and Adam O’Riordan, winner to be announced at Pizza Express Jazz Club Soho and £2,500 Award [...] With nominations up by almost 100 this year, the shortlists for the 2010 Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature are now hot off the press. Salt authors Pam Brown and Marion May Campbell have both been nominated. The winners will be announced at 4pm on Sunday February 28 (the first day of Adelaide Writers’ Week) [...] |
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