Pegasus in the Lab
Magma Poetry in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh Read more about the collaboration here: Poets and Filmmakers: from Page to Screen Pegasus in the Lab Film Poem by Marios Lizides after a poem by Ginny Saunders …
Of the Daughter who Spoke
Magma Poetry in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh Read more about the collaboration here: Poets and Filmmakers: from Page to Screen Of the Daughter who Spoke Film-Poem by Simon Ray after a poem by Kristi Carter…
Anyone Can Buy a Seat in the Cinema
Magma Poetry in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh Read more about the collaboration here: Poets and Filmmakers: from Page to Screen Anyone Can Buy a Seat in the Cinema Film poem by Maggie Clark after…
The Wanderers
Magma Poetry in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh Read more about the collaboration here: Poets and Filmmakers: from Page to Screen The Wanderers Film Poem by Ted Fisher after a poem by Aoife Lyall …
Ode to Summer — Four Film Poems
Magma Poetry in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh Read more about the collaboration here: Poets and Filmmakers: from Page to Screen * Ode to Summer Film Poems by students from the Edinburgh Movie Production Society after a poem…
Here’s a Thought I’d Rather Be Thinking
From Magma 71 Here’s a Thought I’d Rather Be Thinking Film poem by Jesse Adlam after a poem by Greta Stoddart This film was made by 16-year-old aspiring film maker Jesse Adlam after a poem by his mother,…
Magma 71: Collection of Films from the Open Call for Submissions
Selected by Cheryl Moskowitz, co-editor, Magma 71, The Film Issue ** Home Video by Stephanie Papa Reverting to Type by Helen Clare A Dot by Hanna-Mari Ojala What happens after…
A LEAP OF FAITH: WHAT TO EXPECT FROM SOUTH BANK POETRY’S WORKSHOPS
I started running South Bank Poetry workshops in 2015, it all started with one workshop at the Poetry Café, which went really well and those who attended wanted to come back for another one, so I ran more and more.…
Jennifer Wong Reviews Katy Evans-Bush and Alexandra Strnad
Broken Cities Katy Evans-Bush Smith Doorstop H Is for Hadeda Alexandra Strnad Poetry Salzburg Winner of the Poetry Business Competition judged by Mimi Khalvati and Ian Duhig, Katy Evans-Bush’s pamphlet Broken Cities explores the shifting boundaries between fiction and reality…
Mona Arshi shares her thoughts on judging the Magma Poetry Competition Judge’s Prize
First all of I want to say what a privilege it is to judge this year's Magma competition. The Magma competition is really special to me. I won the inaugural competition with my poem Hummingbird six years ago, a…
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