former Angeleno back in native Yorkshire. Poetry nerd. Running nerd. Student Support Manager. Opinions my own. She/her. New Nothern Poet '25 @thewordupnorth
I am hemorrhaging money running Stanchion right now. If anyone would like a phenomenal book or magazine issue (or a handful of them) please consider buying something. I've seriously published some remarkable work.
Happy publication day, @Solidgoldmacher!!
The 28th book in Stanchion history is officially here to remind you that the terms & conditions you grew up with don't have to determine the rest of your life.
This is a memoir unlike anything you've ever experienced.
For my grandfather Brian, who passed away over 20 years ago and suffered from dementia. 😔
Thanks to Jack from the Candyman’s Trumpet and guest editor @CarolynTho14847#grief#dementia#dementiaawareness💜
Join me on the dark winter Sunday mornings.
Use the time to get creative and work on your poetry via zoom. Working in the presence of others increases accountability and can help focus.
Pay - as - you - feel per session.
Details and 🎟️ : shorturl.at/xMtXc
ALT Cover of Vanessa Napolitano's 'The Lives We Had Before' showing a woman's hand rising from an assortment of pale daisy-like flowers.
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'Each poem is a story, an empathy machine, a portal into her rich and vivid imagination’
Review by Satya Bosman
ALT Image: household clutter in black and white surrounded by a black background
Text: A Bit OCD
Floors are unvacuumed. Spices remain un-alphabetised.
I bless the spaces between the furniture to keep everyone safe. Seven.
I do not arrive exactly on time. Margins can keep their default size.
I would like you to promise me this isn’t poison. This supermarket chicken.
Vanessa Napolitano
Psssst!
Atrium will be opening for new poetry submissions from Monday 24th to Monday 31st August (inclusive, as it’s a Bank Holiday).
Watch this space for more info over the next couple of days.
Spent a wonderful afternoon with The Lives We Had Before by @Moette! This is a poignant collection about family and grief. The poems are rich with colour and sensory imagery; it was lovely to recognise so many places from home! Available now from @StanchionZine 💚🩷