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The Theme is Spell
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Our Newest Publication
Oh beautiful, my country
a reflection in twelve cinquains
This limited edition of 100 numbered copies is a hand printed, hand bound, A6 pamphlet, printed on a selection of specialised papers including handmade Lokta paper from Nepal and paper made with 50% recycled paper coffee cups.
Clayhanger Press invited twelve poets to write an ekphrastic cinquain in response to the photographic image of early 19th century industrial North Staffordshire entitled
O Beautiful, my Country
by local photographer William Blake circa 1910.
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The Alchemy Spoon Issue 2 The Metal Issue
Issue 2
The Alchemy Spoon
A platform for poetry without prejudice especially of race, gender or age. We are particularly interested to invite poems from new phase poets. These are poets who have come late to poetry, often following retirement, or a life-change.
Quandaries by Oliver Leech
This brilliantly crafted set of poems is reproduced in Oliver's original hand written calligraphy and illustrated with his delicate gouache artwork
O beautiful, my country
This limited edition of 100 numbered copies is a hand printed, hand bound, A6 pamphlet, printed on a selection of specialised papers including handmade Lokta paper from Nepal and paper made with 50% recycled paper coffee cups.
Clayhanger Press invited twelve poets to write an ekphrastic cinquain in response to the photographic image of early 19th century industrial North Staffordshire entitled
O Beautiful, my Country
by local photographer William Blake circa 1910.
Poems for Medical Students
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This anthology of poetry is for students embarking on a life in medicine.
Student Bodies 1968
Diana Cant's debut pamphlet, a sequence describing a troubled student relationship amidst the decay and decline of the Potteries landscape.