Onion Rings
By Ben Mitchell
Tea and smoke
By Regine Ebner
Keep on dancing
A new poem by Charlie Roy
+3.4
A poem by Dorothy Alexander
Fibres
A new poem by Aaron Sharp
On film
By Gerry Stewart
Twilight
A poem by Fiona Ritchie Walker
Salt
This poem by Claire Marsden comes with a trigger warning for self harm
frog girl goes to camp
by Anne Leigh Parrish
Some things I ought to throw away
A poem by Eileen Farrelly
Sabbath breaker
A poem by David Stakes
Was it Shakespeare or Dorothy Parker
A poem by Ben Mitchell
How to make friends
A poem by Maxine Rose Munro
Summer after tea, 1981
By Heather Pearson
Honey
A poem by Anna Viceconti
Electric Shadows
A new poem by Lydia Allison
Strange weather
By Anna Viceconti
+2.4º Coral reefs almost extinct
A poem by Dorothy Alexander
The Only Certainties
A new poem by Ben Horrobin
The calling
A poem by Anna Viceconti
The formula for grief
A poem by Gerry Stewart
Silk
A poem by Jesica Malen
The Tale of the Crail Crab, Tae a Fisherman He Speak Wi
A new poem by Lauren Clarke
Far away sounds
By Regine Ebner
To wither in denial
By John Gerard Fagan
Flesh market
A poem by Raymond Moore
On the water front
A poem by David Stakes
Elephants
By Ben Mitchell
Stained glass
A poem by Kathryn de Leon
Tiny doors
By Anna Viceconti
Going to Vancouver
A new poem by Ben Horrobin
Allen Ginsberg
By Stuart A. Paterson
A season in Hull
Invention, defiance and solidarity lit up Neu! Reekie!’s Where Are We Now? festival foray to the Hull City of Culture, writes Neil Cooper
Young enough to remember
By Kristoffer McKeown
(G)if
A poem by Anna Blainey, inspired by Rudyard Kipling
The Sheets
A poem by Cara L McKee
Rusty West
A poem by Jamie Robson
The coming of the Techni-Quarks
A new poem by Stuart A. Paterson
I Have Fallen In Love With The Forth Bridge
A poem by Keith Armstrong
Cmon feel the neuz
Neil Cooper on the beat/punk roots of Neu! Reekie!
Shining
A poem by Cara L McKee
Thanks Leonard
A poem by Laura Escuela
Burn
A poem by Maxine Rose Munro