Really happy to have two poems featured in the first issue of @nawrmag. Really good content including poetry and photography by a really differing range of people - go and give it a read!

Check out this brand new magazine featuring poetry, philosophy, photography & more. Oh and I took the cover photo...

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A new magazine, @nawrmag aims to publish work that reflects contemporary Wales & Welshness. Their first issue features two poems from Crunch poet Rhys Milsom: 'Clydach Forest: Summer Seventeen' and 'That Time I Saw a Car Floating in the Water in Brixham'. nawrmag.wordpress.com

I've just submitted. What else are you doing?

Just over a year ago when I first moved to Withernsea, Dave Lee made a little film about me called East Coast Fever. It’s now on YouTube for a while. You can watch it here youtu.be/Fs04f3gRBys Here’s Never Stand On A Deckchair from it Wrecking Ball Press #Film #Withernsea #poetry

Two years ago The Crunch recorded me reading a poem I'd written about Charles Bukowski, cats and Radio 6. I was hungover and hadn't shaved my head then. I miss that coat, too: youtu.be/Mgo4KgwTC88

Here's a video of me reading one of my poems which focuses on my accent, what it means to me and the significance it has in my life. Filmed, once again, by The Crunch. It's one of my favourite poems that I've written. youtu.be/lAP_oN41HWE

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From this, to this. Who knew gardening gave you blisters?

My son would make a great addition to Biker Mice from Mars.

I'm now part of the team at Delhi Poetry Slam, reviewing & editing submissions for Beetle, a literary magazine and 'an introspective read for its progressive readership'. Out of 400 entries, 30 pieces made it into issue 1. I like it a lot. Read it here: issuu.com/delhipoetrysla…

I'm going to be doing a live reading of some of my new poetry tomorrow alongside Deonte Osayande over on Instagram as part of Delhi Poetry Slam's open mic. 3pm-4pm GMT but 8-9pm IST. Looking forward to giving some new stuff some air.

When people think of Oxford, they think of OX1 - historical, beautiful, rich as Mayfair. But Anna lives in OX4, as ethnically mixed and deprived as Hackney, and this is her poem about it. She's 17.

Hosting this Delhi Poetry Slam open mic at 3:30pm BST today. Great poetry and music from across the world. Join us? xx

Crunch poet Rhys Milsom will be live over on Delhi Poetry Slam’s Instagram page shortly. Head over at 3.30pm GMT (8pm IST) to catch him reading some new poems.

Submissions are now open for Beetle magazine's July issue. See Delhi Poetry Slam's website on guidelines and themes. Send me your best work!

this Ella Frears poem refuses to leave me alone...