Category: Poetry
Yvie Holder reads ‘A Guide for Emigrants, 1950’ (Issue 89)
Beth Booth reads ‘Trappings’ (Issue 89)
Music composed and performed by Will Truby.
William Bonar reads ‘Rebound’ (Issue 89)
Liz Almond reads ‘Azotea Behaviour’ (Issue 89)
Aidan Everett reads ‘Denys the Areopagite Turns in his Grave’ (Issue 89)
‘My Deafness, My Mother’s Deafness, My Grandad’s Deafness’ by John Barron (Issue 86)
My Deafness, My Mother’s Deafness, My Grandad’s Deafness Was felt inside that P.E. bag my mum stitched from old curtains. … More
Miles Salter reads ‘An Anchor’ (Issue 88)
‘Queen’s Gambit Accepted’ by Katie Jukes (Issue 88)
Lucy Crispin reads ‘Looking for stuff the solicitor needs’ (Issue 87)
‘The Notebook’ by Clive Watkins (Issue 87)
It is in the end as if the morning light streamed through him where he sits at the half-open window, … More
‘Near and Far’ by Jeanette Hattersley (Issue 87)
There is still grandeur; the curve of stone steps, the long, lazy windows overlooking the street where hens peck at … More
‘Boustrophedon’ by Aidan Everett (Issue 87)
Does the ploughman, reaching the east of his furrow, lift up the plough and return it to the west to … More
Ken Gambles reads ‘Pit Pony’ (Issue 87)
Jo Haslam reads ‘Lancashire’ (Issue 86)
Pennine Platform on The Radio
Hear Pennine Platform on the radio! Editor Julia Deakin and a selection of poets from issue No. 85 demonstrate what … More
John Duffy reads ‘When we wis fab’ (Issue 86)
