Julian Day
@julianday.bsky.social
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Published by Blackbough Poetry, The Storms Journal, FolkHeart Press. Featured writer in Patricia's Pen, and on A Thousand Shades Of Green podcast and a regular guest reader on Eat The Storms podcast. Best of The Net nominated.
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Big bow back to the editor in chief Damien B Donnelly @eatthestorms.com and sub-editor @rhonagreene.bsky.social for accepting my poem for publication within the forthcoming issue V of The Storms Journal. It somehow feels even more special, if that's possible, the second time round. Top of the world!
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⚡️Meet the Stormers of Issue V

@julianday.bsky.social is a poet, based in Surrey, UK with work in The Storms, Blackbough Poetry, The FolkHeart Press, and Patricia's Pen and A Thousand Shades Of Green. He’s a Best Of Net nominee.
 
The Storms is supported by #fingalarts @dublincityoflit.bsky.social
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poetryireland.bsky.social
🎺Join us for the launch of Trumpet Issue 14🎺

Come along to hear from this issue's editor Nandi Jola and many wonderful contributors.

📆 Thursday, 30th October at 6:00pm
📍 No Alibis Bookstore, 83 Botanic Avenue, Belfast
🎫 Free Admission

Book your spot via www.eventbrite.ie/e/trumpet-is...
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mfrancispoet.bsky.social
An old poem of mine that has been having a bit of a moment on Facebook.
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wendypratt.bsky.social
This is a medlar. The Elizabethans called these ‘open arse’ .
You’re welcome.
A medlar tree heavy with medlars.
julianday.bsky.social
Congratulations & happy publication day, Rosamound! 👏👏👏 🐎🥳🎉
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bansheepress.bsky.social
Happy publication day to FILLY by @rosamundtaylor.bsky.social 🐎

‘Filly is a testament to the savagery and exaltation of love’ Mary Morrissy

‘Raw and poetic, tender yet unflinching’ Louise Hegarty

‘I devoured Filly in a day’ Liz Berry

‘A perfectly formed sucker punch of a book’ Jan Carson
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nemoloris.bsky.social
An early review of The Poems of Seamus Heaney. I wonder if other reviews will say which phases/bits of Heaney they feel are his best, and where the real core of the achievement lies? We shall see.
www.theguardian.com/books/2025/o...
julianday.bsky.social
Congratulations, Christina!
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christinaltudor.bsky.social
I wrote a ghost story in a @smokelong.bsky.social workshop
and it's published in the fall issue of The Citron Review just in time for spooky season!

Read my flash piece about a cranky teenager ghost & grief here: citronreview.com/2025/10/05/g...
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faberbooks.bsky.social
Events for The Poems of Seamus Heaney begin on publication day tomorrow. See below for dates and locations 🎟️
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irishpages.bsky.social
“He turned our disgrace into grace, our petty hatreds into epic generosity, our dull clichés into questioning eloquence, the leaden metal of brutal inevitability into the gold of pure possibility.”

~ Fintan O'Toole on Seamus Heaney
irishpages.org/product/the-...

@irishlittimes.bsky.social
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rowanpoetry.bsky.social
Fascinating review of performance poetry for the Forward Prize that includes British Sign Language performed poetry by Zoë McWhinney, a BSL and Visual Vernacular poet based in South East London @wishbonewords.bsky.social
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rowanpoetry.bsky.social
Visiting Kew Gardens I came across a headless man in a black cloak riding a black charger. He rode off across Kew Green and I lost sight of him.
Man in a black cloak on a black horse on a grey road with a green lawn and hedge behind.
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victoriaspires.bsky.social
For @hool415.bsky.social and this week's #promptcombo #visitor (s), an old TTT one I had forgotten about from around this time last year.

I've not caught up to anyone else's contributions yet but will do so before the week is out 😘
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evecastle.bsky.social
loneliness
seeping into the rock
cicada's voice

#haiku poems of Matsuo Basho, 1689
translator: Jane Reichhold
#micropoetry #poetry
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cormacscoast.bsky.social
Stirred up seas in the wake of Storm Amy.
Sliabh Liag cliffs, County Donegal, Ireland.
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cormacscoast.bsky.social
A shipwrecked By-the-Wind Sailor (Velella velella). Cast up by high tide and winds, left to dry out on the burren limestone.
County Clare, Ireland.
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chrissywilliams.bsky.social
I love this cover so much. This collected edition is out next month!
laurenknight.bsky.social
Time-lapse of the GOLDEN RAGE: MOTHER KNOWS BEST trade cover. Trade is available in stores from November 5th! @chrissywilliams.bsky.social @sofiedodgson.bsky.social @beccasee.bsky.social @joamettegil.bsky.social @imagecomics.com
julianday.bsky.social
Best wishes for your Belfast reading of NEW ARCANA @bloodaxebooks.bsky.social Jess! ✨️🔮🎙
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I'll be heading to Belfast for the last of my New Arcana launches, introduced by the wonderful Stephen Sexton, at No Alibis Books, on the 21st October. Free but ticketed- get yours here!

noalibis.com/event/poetry...
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northseapoets.bsky.social
Catch up on new writing from the #NorthSeaPoets 🌊

#amreading Tony Harrison's Study – Don Paterson on the best room

Subscribe at northseapoets.substack.com

#PoetrySky #PoetryCommunity
A description of Don Paterson's newest Substack post. In the background there's a black and white photo of a man with dark hair wearing a herringbone blazer and dark shirt looking off into the distance. The Substack logo is in the bottom right corner.
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rhonagreene.bsky.social
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Fresh book post!
Why
I
Wear
My
Past
To
Work
By Chris Campbell @citizen-chris.bsky.social
published by
Parlyaree Press.
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Congratulations Chris ! Excited to read it now
julianday.bsky.social
Ah, you're v welcome, my dear friend 🧡🤗🧡
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thepaulconnolly.bsky.social
The good news is someone has bought me this. The bad news is I won’t see it until 25th December
The front cover of the poems of Seamus Heaney, compendious Faber edition, edited by Bernard O'Donoghue and Dr Rosie Lavan with Matthew Hollis
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marjorielotfi.bsky.social
Wednesday mornings, 30-40 writers gather online (cameras off, cameras on, always with coffee) for Marjorie’s Table. We look briefly at craft then write - poetry or prose or essay or memoir - to 3 prompts. Join us for £8 per month via Marjorie’s Table on Substack: substack.com/@marjorielot...
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Facilitator of Marjorie's Table Weekly Workshops, Writer (Forward Prize Best First Collection 2024, PBS Special Commendation - The Wrong Person to Ask, Bloodaxe Books), Mentoring & Retreats Galloway H...
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