The Poetry Book Society has been inspiring generations of poets and poetry fans since 1953. You might not believe it from the weather but summer is here and that means that the PBS summer selection is too!
Carcanet Press has been been publishing outstanding poetry in English and translation from around the globe for over half a century. They talk us through some of this year's exciting releases.
Forum Books is an award-winning, independent bookshop in the heart of Corbridge. In our guest blog they talk about the books they've been loving recently.
We recommend some recent books by brilliant Black writers working in the North of England.
In this interview we talk to Eliza Clark about her debut novel Boy Parts, a pitch-black comedy both shocking and hilarious, fearlessly exploring the taboo regions of sexuality and gender roles in the twenty-first century.
The NWN staff share their recent reads and what books they're looking forward to this summer.
We speak to Emma Layfield, editor at Hachette Children's Group, about her move to Manchester, as well as her search for new northern picture-book writers.
Sarah Wimbush reflects on her time at the Garsdale Retreat, alongside fellow winners of the New North Poets Award, Charlotte Wetton, Freya Jackson and Penny Newell.
Climate Writer, Linda France, reflects on Rebecca Solnit's collection of essays in her book Whose Story is This? Old Conflicts, New Chapters.
The Poetry Book Society has been inspiring generations of poets and poetry fans since 1953. In these uncertain times many are seeking solace and inspiration in poetry, so PBS has rounded up seven seasonal selections to put a smile on your face.
