LEO KANG - ‘But mizzle, bitten thing…’

CASPIAN FLINT - ‘Through slatted window rings / the mountain embalmed a bell…’

You had to be there.

The Oxford Review of Books presents seven assorted poems from a group of talented writers.

The audience’s conduit is not connecting...

JULIAN HALL - 'As I walked to Fitness First / I was Blessed'

MICHAEL CONLEY - 'We used to have barbecues all the time'

ANGELA CHAIDEZ VINCENT - 'I waited / so long. / But just as it is strange to think of Romans'

DONNA STONECIPHER - Nostalgia began as an illness with a prescribed cure: opium, leeches, a view of the sufferer’s home Alps.

MARY JEAN CHAN - 'At thirteen, school meant mandatory / medical kits: two face masks, a small ...'