Some Flowers Soon

A substack devoted to transcribing the lectures and talks of Geoffrey Hill

Weekly blog posts from our authors, translators and editors of new books.

The object of THE FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW is to become the organ of the unbiassed expression of many and various minds on topics of general interest in Politics, Literature, Philosophy, Science, and Art.

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A place to explore how poems work with Clare Pollard

Poem-thoughts from a broad

A look at poetry by Joseph Bottum and Sally Thomas

Exploring books, literary lives and Cambridge women’s history

Literary essays from the Swedish countryside

Essays on feeling.

Notes from the brink. . . place writing, nature writing, personal essays, books and more.

A monthly postcard from the English countryside: nature, the rural year, and village life. Book news and other updates, too.

Trusted by 40K+ readers, we pick the best-written books from US and UK recent releases and prize shortlists, and publish in-depth articles by their authors on prose style. Plus the satirical series The Demon Inside David Lynch.

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A weekly guest-editor picks and introduces a personal anthology of twelve favourite short stories

Thoughts on poetry, translation and related matters.

Text to go with my podcast, occasional news about things I write

My weekly post - Receipt from the Bookshop - is written in real time from my award-winning independent bookshop in St. Annes-on-Sea, UK. Paid subscribers also get an additional weekly essay/book review and access to my book club.

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ABCs: Art, Books, Commentaries is my platform for publishing reviews of art, books, and posting thought pieces on a range of topics.

Music, books, art, film and and and. All new writing & interviews by Dan Fox.

Translations of Chinese poetry from the Tang Dynasty

A journey through my personal library

A magazine for “deliberate, obstinate, unreasonable or unacceptable poems, contrary to the expected practice”.