Thanks, Amsterdam Quarterly, for this first glimpse of the ongoing creative exchange between my poems and the haunting blues of Luxembourgois-American visual artist Kiera Faber’s cyanotypes: amsterdamquarterly.org/aq_issues/aq41… And much else good work to enjoy.

Join us for our November online launch reading with Marie Howe, Philip Gross & #DavidConstantine on Fri 8 Nov, 7pm GMT Watch live or later on our YouTube channel. Sign up for reminders here: tickettailor.com/events/bloodax…

Today we are delighted to publish new books by Marie Howe, Philip Gross & #DavidConstantine Find out more about all three titles and order copies on our website: bloodaxebooks.com/ecs/new_titles…

Dana Littlepage Smith wrote an in-depth review of Philip Gross's The Shores of Vaikus in The Friend: 'For sharing a lifetime of seeing and feeling, and for honing and polishing the lens of his vision/craft, we can be deeply grateful.' Read in full: bloodaxebooks.com/news?articleid…

Perverse... An online magazine that adds a healthy tang of strangeness to the poetry culture, inviting writers to contribute things we find ourselves surprised by, even as we write.

🌊submissions are open 🌊 send one to three poems. everyone is welcome. [email protected] 📩

For his Books of the Year recommendation, Philip Gross (Philip Gross) has chosen Henrietta's Library of the Whole Wide World by Lydia Harris, published by Blue Diode.

An invitation to a taste of Estonian landscapes, an Estonian sense of quiet inwardness as redress for the damage of a fractious world... Embassy of Estonia, 44 Queen's Gate Terrace, London SW7 5PJ Thu, 23 Jan 2025 18:00 GMT eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-launch-…

Excellent reviews of Philip Gross's new collection #TheShoresofVaikus, Nia Broomhall's Mslexia ✨ / Bloodaxe Books pamphlet #Backalong, and #DavidConstantine's new translation #ABirdCalledElaeus all feature in the January issue of The High Window. thehighwindowpress.com/2025/01/02/the…

'Put it on your wish list and get it for your friends today. Just luminous.' - ✨Mab Jones✨, Buzz Magazine Thanks to Mab Jones for including this wonderful review of Philip Gross's new collection #TheShoresofVaikus in her December poetry round-up in Buzz. buzzmag.co.uk/new-poetry-for…

My first visit to this thriving Bristol venue conjured out of words and music in the tapas-scented air by Bob Walton and friends...

Philip Gross (Philip Gross) was guest poet on West Wilts Radio's The Poetry Place on 26 January, introduced by co-host Dawn Gorman. Philip was reading and speaking about poems from his new collection The Shores of Vaikus (from 26:09). westwiltsradio.com/shows/the-poet…

With quiet but deep appreciation for the sharp-eyed generous perceptiveness of this review by Stuart Henson in LondonGrip

Issue Six of And Other Poems is out now. Read it here: andotherpoems.com/issue-six/ (Photo credit to kat_katerina on Unsplash)

Whose work will you choose for your April 2025 Pick of the Month: Paul Bavister, Elena Chamberlain, @PhilipGrossuk, Opeyemi Oluwayomi, @PhilVernon2 or Heather Walker (Heather Walker)? Go to inksweatandtears.co.uk/april-2025-pic… for details.

The Poetry Daily featured poem for 31 July is 'Another Shore' by Philip Gross from his 28th book of poetry The Shores of Vaikus. US distribution is via Consortium Book Sales & Distribution. poems.com/poem/another-s…

Today on Anthropocene new poetry by Philip Gross 🌞🌛🌎 anthropocenepoetry.org/post/2-poems-b…

Last chance to apply for a close-up, supportive monthly online Poetry School workshop with Philip Gross: poetryschool.com/courses/philip… Bring ongoing projects, creative obsessions and long-haul explorations of an image, theme or place. 1st Tuesdays in the month, 17.30-20.00 UK time.

A Clearing An evening of stillness, sound, and shared presence: poetry from Philip Gross, Taz Rahman, Luca Paci; music from Uli Doenitz, Chris Glynn, Rebecca Warner. Wed, 12 November 7.45pm Cornerstone, Charles Street, Cardiff CF10 2GA £8 Eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-clearing-a…

A piece of #Estonian history has found its way back home. We were pleased to help writer Philip Gross to send his war refugee father’s immaculate stamp collection (incl. albums covering 1918-1944 & 1991-1998) to the Estonian National Museum. 🙏 for preserving our history! 🇪🇪