Poetry

Against Falling: An Interview with Linda Anderson

Each year our Pavilion Poetry students assist with the publishing of our new collections, dedicating their time to an individual poet. In this interview, Olivia Soper talks with author Linda Anderson about her new collection, Against Falling (Pavilion Poetry, 2026). How would you describe your collection in three words? Any three words I come up with … Continue reading

Poetry

Divinations on Survival: An Interview with Natalie Linh Bolderston

Each year our Pavilion Poetry students assist with the publishing of our new collections, dedicating their time to an individual poet. In this interview, Maddie Unsworth talks with author Natalie Linh Bolderston about her new collection, Divinations on Survival (Pavilion Poetry, 2026). The poems in Divinations on Survival move between 1930s China, 1970s Vietnam and mythic … Continue reading

LUP125, News, Poetry

In Conversation with… Deryn Rees-Jones

During our 125th anniversary year, we are featuring friends of LUP through celebrations and conversations about LUP and the publishing industry more widely. For this next piece, we have our Editorial Director Alison Welsby in conversation with Deryn Rees-Jones who is an award-winning poet, Professor of Poetry at the University of Liverpool, co-director of the University … Continue reading

News, Poetry

Pavilion Poetry opens submissions until 1st August 2024

In celebration of our 10th anniversary, Pavilion Poetry's submissions are now open! Pavilion Poetry seeks to publish the very best in contemporary poetry. Always international in its reach, Pavilion Poetry is poetry that takes a risk. Whether by new or established and award-winning writers, this is poetry sure to challenge and delight. Are you interested … Continue reading

Poetry

Pavilion Author Q&A: Sarah Westcott

For the latest interview in the series, we chatted to Sarah Westcott, author of Slant Light (2016) and Bloom (2020) to discuss her two collections and her feelings about poetry and nature more widely, examining the discourse between the two which flows throughout her work.