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I have been a member of the Poetry Book Society for over ten years, and I am always overjoyed to receive the PBS choice in the post each quarter. It always feels like Christmas, when the most dynamic and hottest poetry collections arrive through my letterbox... I believe the Poetry Book Society is necessary to the ecology of poetry sector.
MALIKA BOOKER
Forward Prize winning poet
As someone always on the look-out for the most exciting new poetry, I turn to the Poetry Book Society’s recommendations... I’ve made some treasured discoveries over the last couple of years. For people who want to keep abreast of the best poetry being written today, I can’t recommend a PBS Membership enough.
Jason Allen-Paisant
T.S. Eliot Prize Winner
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NEW RELEASES
POETRY NEWS
ANNOUNCING THE PBS AUTUMN SELECTIONS
Summer is here, and so is our PBS Bulletin
Sharing the UNESCO Bridges of Struga Award Winner
PBS Events
Online Summer Showcase
Wednesday 15 July | 7-8pm | Youtube | Free for Members & £5 for Non Members
Book now for our online Summer Showcase on 15th July to celebrate the launch of the Summer Bulletin.
We're so excited to share readings from our brilliant PBS Summer Choice Martina Evans, Recommendations Linda Anderson and Kym Deyn, hosted by our wonderful PBS Selector Victoria Kennefick.
The event will be live streamed from 7-8pm GMT on Youtube via private link. Tickets cost £5 for non-members.
THE PBS PODCAST
