Our final news round up of the week takes a look at an article about cultural appropriation, the Presidential Culture and Arts Grand Awards in Turkey and finally, the winner of the Porter Fund’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
NHL-Themed Totem Poles Called Out by Aboriginal Poet
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The former poet laureate of Halifax, Rebecca Thomas, who is Mi’kmaw, has been receiving huge amounts ...
Today on My Poetic Side we bring you articles about the winner of the Geoffrey Faber prize winner for 2017, and the Footballers who are helping primary school children with their poetry. We also have an article about the death of the Lebanese poet Maurice Awwad.
Geoffrey Faber Prize 2017
Gwendoline Riley has been announced as the winner of the Geoffrey Memorial Prize for ...
Today in our poetry news round up we have yet more forgotten works that have been found, this time some of Anne Sextons earliest poems, the poet's painting to go on display in the Ulster Museum and finally, the students who have won a grant for their poetry machines.
Forgotten Early Works by Anne Sexton Found
A collection of four poems and an essay ...
Today in our poetry news round up, we take a look at the Google Doodle dedicated to a Jewish poet. We also have the winner of the Wole Soyinka Poetry Prize and finally the Wirral Horn Award given to the Wilfred Owen Story.
Google Doodle Celebrates German Born Jewish Poet
The German born Jewish poet Nelly Sachs was celebrated yesterday in a Google ...
We begin the week here on My Poetic Side with a look at the play by Ntozake Shange which is taking to the stage. We also look at the poetry that forms part of the earthquake archive of the museum of Anchorage.
For Colored Girls Comes to Open Stage in Harrisburg
The award-winning play by Ntozake Shange is to make its appearance on ...
We end the week here on My Poetic Side with a look at the National Anthem of Finland. We also bring you information about the 2019 Wirral Festival of Firsts.
Independence Day – Finland
This week, Finns celebrate both Sibelius Day and Independence Day, and the question of the national anthem has once more resurfaced.
It was just two years ago when the leaders of ...
Today on My Poetic Side we look at a letter written by Rupert Brooke that is going up for auction, and the proposed mine work to be carried out near the homestead of the late Dorothea Mackellar.
Letter from Rupert Brooke to “Lovelorn” Admirer to go Under the Hammer
Previously unseen correspondence between the poet Rupert Brooke and a college friend is to ...
Today we take a look at one of the shortlisted names for this years Wole Soyinka Poetry Prize. We also bring you the appointment of a poet laureate for St. John’s, and finally, the airports in Russia getting new names.
Wole Soyinka Shortlist Announced
Last week saw the announcing of the shortlist for this years Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature in Africa. Harriet Anena, ...
Today’s poetry news round up takes a look at Wilfred Owens' bugle, which has been played in public again. We also take a look at yet more artwork drawn by a poet that has been found after many years of being missing.
Owen’s Bugle Played in Scottish Church
The bugle that belonged to Wilfred Owen, the First World War poet, has been played ...
We begin the week here at My Poetic side with the news of another rare manuscript that has been found and is off to auction. We also have an article about a poet accused of plagiarism.
Rare Manuscript Could Fetch Around £300,000 at Auction
During a visit to Melford Hall in Suffolk, Dr Gabriel Heaton from Sotheby’s located what he has described as a ...
