
The Dark Horse
@thedarkhorsemag
Edited by Scottish poet Gerry Cambridge, this transatlantic poetry magazine is based in Ayrshire, where it was founded, and New York. Tweets: Gerry Cambridge.
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A little (Nestling) bird tells me that poetry’s premier fountain pen aficionado will be on BBC Radio Scotland this morning to chat about the art of handwriting… while we wait, why not enjoy this Royal Literary Fund piece by the very same Stylophile? The Dark Horse rlf.org.uk/posts/the-styl…

The Met Office is saying there’s supposed to be FIFTY MILE AN HOUR GUSTS here RIGHT NOW; I’m looking out the window and it appears to be practically FLAT CALM. 🤷♂️🤦🤣🤣

My conversation with Caite and James - two journalistic stars of tomorrow, you heard it here first! ✨ - was a brilliant Book Week Scotland highlight. Listen again thanks to the technical magic of the SLIC award-commended team at Libraries South Lanarkshire Lending Voices 🎙️🎧


Fantastic piece here, by poet and publisher Rob Mackenzie. Just one reason I balk at wilful misinterpretations of texts. Martinez was not and still is not even on this site, I believe. Nevertheless, it was a very ugly event, with serious impacts: thedarkhorsemagazine.com/Featured/poetr…


A fellow literature lover is getting this gem for Xmas - if you’re also a fan of poetic prose and nature-nurtured adolescent adventures, DM The Dark Horse to order! 🤞the wet weather doesn’t make my seed paper gift bag start sprouting before it reaches its new home… 🦊💝🪺




Thanks to the brilliant poets who shared advice for this Poetry News piece Isobel Dixon Gerry Cambridge of The Dark Horse Neil Astley of @bloodaxebooks @gretastoddart @mcgoughroger @salenagodden The Poetry Society @janerace





I have just finished reading The Ayrshire Nestling by Gerry Cambridge The Dark Horse . A beautiful and evocative memoir, of being in the middle of past and future, the small things and the big things.


This is a lovely thread; 🙏🙏 & as Mathew kindly points out, my book is now available directly from my redoubtable publisher, Red Squirrel Press & Sheila Wakefield, its founder/owner.

This compendious new issue of one of the more interesting poetry journals out there, Naush Sabah’s PBLJ—which I was v pleased to typeset & in which I have a 7,000-word review-essay on Anthony Hecht, & a poem. Lots of other, & pleasingly various, work too! Recommended. 👏👏


This really is a great essay and worth your time. I'm not in agreement with all of it, but these are precisely the conversations we've been needing to have about Scottish culture and politics for a very long time. Original in Irish Pages, reproduced below. ⬇️ 👏don paterson