The new imprint from Flarestack Publishing.

The Collective Press publishes work purely on artistic merit and not based on a calculation of financial gain.

A literary review magazine.

A pamphlet imprint originated and independently run by Helena Nelson. It has no public funding. It does, however, have a group of loyal subscribers and readers. The best way to get to know more about the press is to subscribe.

Poetry Wales is a quarterly magazine with an international outlook and a long-standing reputation for excellent poetry, critical features and reviews.

Verse Palace is a dynamic collection of short, personal articles about practical aspects of poetic process and technique, written by poets and people who work with poetry, and organised for convenience’s sake as a multi-author blog.

The site is principally intended to be a showcase of modern poets, and to provide a focussed point for members to take advantage of the visibility and searchable presence the Internet provides; further to promote poets and poetry.

This website contains lists of events, competitions and magazines from around the world.

The Philip Larkin Centre exists to promote cultural events within the University of Hull, to invite visiting writers of national and international eminence to give readings of their work, and to organise conferences on topics of literary importance. It is staffed by members of the University's thriving Creative Writing Department: Professor Martin Goodman, Dr Cliff Forshaw, Dr David Kennedy, Simon Kerr, and Dr David Wheatley.

As generations of students have found, Hull, and the East Riding, have a topographical and cultural flavour all of their own. The eminent Australian poet, Peter Porter, called Hull 'the most poetic city in England'.

Interdisciplinary humanities e-journal hosted by Brunel University.

Carol Rumens poetry website.

Website of Sebastian Lockwood Poet & Performer.

Local Asshole Now Local Asshole With Blog: The Twisted Brain Wrong of a One-Off Man-Mental.