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Inpress Secures Funding Uplift from Arts Council England

Inpress is delighted to announce confirmation of future funding from Arts Council England. We have been an ACE National Portfolio Organisation since 2012 and are one of only four literature focused...
June 27 2017
We're Hiring!

Part Time Accounts and Poetry Book Society Administrator Part time: 3 days a weekSalary: £15,500-£17,000 p.a. pro rata depending on experience.Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Inpress, the speciali...
May 08 2017
The Inpress Literary Quiz

So who did write that blooming book...? Sophie O’Neill, managing editor of Inpress Ltd, the Newcastle-based organisation that represents more than 40 independent presses, sets and hosts this s...
April 30 2017
The Garden of Evening Mists the nation’s favourite second novel from a living author!

Tan Twan Eng’s outstanding second novel The Garden of Evening Mists has been voted the nation’s favourite second novel (from a living author), overall runner up to Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice...
April 06 2017
Putting Jazz and Memories into Print

Talk: Putting Jazz and Memories into Print Join Ann Cotterrell from Northway Books as she shares insights and anecdotes to illustrate the joys and pitfalls of publishing. Northway has published a ...
March 06 2017
New to Inpress: Butcher's Dog Magazine

Butcher’s Dog is a biannual magazine, celebrating poetry and aspiring to encourage poets from the North East of England in particular. However, the 8 issues of Butcher’s Dog up to date have always ...
January 13 2017

Poem of the Week: 'The Things you Find in a Poet's Beard' (section) by A. F. Harrold

The Things You Find in a Poet’s Beard (section) There are fleas and flies and knots and nits, breadcrumbs, marmite stains and bits of pencils lost in the distant past, coffee dribbles from a...
July 14 2017
Poem of the Week: 'Grass sings to her roots' by Jacquiline Gabbitas

Grass sings to her roots Man thinks these are the colours of air and water, of light and freeing, but before this they were ours: our blades are green, our lowly stems the red of poppies, pin...
July 07 2017
Poem of the Week: a haiku by Andrew Gibbons

Unfocused landscape -------- windows curtained with rain. Days leaking into days. -------Andrew Gibbons This haiku enthrals the reader with its vivid images,...
July 06 2017
Poem of the Week: 'Lap' by Michael Laskey

Lap The children first, half a dozen revved up to arrive at the seaside surge around where we sit on the pebbles. In their wake the grown-ups with the gear, giving us space, set up camp no...
June 30 2017
Poem of the Week: 'Meeting My Fathers' by Katrina Naomi

Meeting My Fathers Derek, first to arrive, is in Barbour shirt, sensible trousers; Sonnie wears denims, shirt open to mid-chest, his St Christopher hanging, heavy. I don't know why I'm here. Dere...
June 09 2017
Poem of the Week: ‘On The Move’ by Chris Woods

On The Move We are packed together like the contents of a suitcase. We cannot move. We have to move to another house. We haven’t enough rooms. We haven’t enough room to swing a Katy, who offers ...
November 17 2016

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