Nominate Fool’s World to the Ted Hughes Award
“The Ted Hughes award: it’s fantastic that an award exists like this that recognises poetry’s journeying across the art forms.” Jackie Kay, Judge
Dear friends,
we think Fool’s World is a unique poetry project that would fit with the Ted Hughes Awards remit for original approaches to poetry.
If you are a member of the Poetry Society and wish to nominate us, please follow the instructions here:http://poetrysociety.org.uk/competitions/ted-hughes-award/how-to-recommend/
We’d be eternally grateful.
All at Gatehouse Press
Posted 3 years ago
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Collaboration, oh yes.
Posted 3 years ago by Dave Hubble
This is a very innovative and not only poetry but mixed media of significant quality and impact.
Posted 3 years ago by Lindsay Piper
Although it comes in a box it’s hard to put this magnum opus into one, its like the Dali deck grew a voice, an ekphrastic poetry masterpiece.
Posted 2 years ago by Grant Tarbard