Templar Poetry Launch Online Poetry Bookshop

Their new website incorporates both Templar Poetry and Iota under one online address as well as providing more visible coverage for the poets they publish now and in the future. Later in the year Templar will be adding audio and visual content and their news page will carry up to date reports on live events and their poets.
Templar's online opening is also offering two complimentary pamphlets with each full collection (priced at £9.99 hardback and £8.99 paperback). 
   
Don't forget that the Straid Collection Awards and the Templar Pamphlet & Collection Awards are both open for submissions of work previously unpublished in collection or pamphlet format. Both publishing opportunites welcome submissions from new and established poets.

Templar Poetry is committed to building a diverse and ecletic poetry list which represents some of the best work being written today. They now have over sixty titles in print, with many of their authors achieving significant recognition both with their Templar titles and subsequent work.

Full details of both awards are available at their website.
 
They also welcome submissions of up to six poems to Iota and submissions may now be made online.

For further information please contact Templar Poetry directly at info@templarpoetry.co.uk.

JANE WEIR LAUNCHES 'Spine', AT THE CRAFTS STUDY CENTRE, FARNHAM: WEDNESDAY 18th APRIL From 6.00pm

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Spine is the 'companion' to Walking the Block by Jane Weir, the unique poetic biography of the two designers and handblock printers, Phyllis Barron and Dorothy Larcher..

This new work explores the very different experiences of the two women and how this influenced their patterns and designs, as well a son their lives.

Walking the Block preceded Spine and the archive of their work compiled by Robin and Heather Tanner is described by Jane Weir as Phyllis Barron and Dorothy Larchers' auto/biography on cloth, not paper.

FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT THE EVENT: http://www.csc.ucreative.ac.uk/index.cfm?articleid=18627

NIGEL McLOUGHLIN & KATHLEEN JONES AT THE LAMB & FLAG, WORCESTER: WEDNESDAY 18th APRIL From 7.30pm

Chora is Nigel McLoughlin's latest poetry collection and includes selected poetry from his previous four collections as well as a selection of new work.

Nigel McLoughlin is Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Gloucestershire and the Editor of Iota Poetry.

Not Saying Goodbye at Gate 21 is Kathleen Jones' first full collection of poetry and one of the winners in the 2011 Straid Poetry Collection Awards.

Kathleen Jones is a biographer and poet and her published work includes A Glorious Fame, A Passionate Sisterhood and most recently Katherine Mansfield: The Story Teller

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The Lamb & Flag, 30 The Tything, Worcester, WR1 1JL

Admission is Free: Parking is usually available close to the venue and the Foregate mainline station is five minutes away by foot

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Templar Poetry Pamphlet & Collection Awards: Closing for submissions 7th May 2012

The seventh Templar Poetry Pamphlet & Collection Awards are open for submission until 7th May.