On the first Sunday of each month, Atrium shares a Featured Publication to showcase a new or recently published pamphlet, collection or anthology. These appear on our main ‘rolling’ page, as well as in our index here.
2021
October: In Charge of the Gun by Graham Clifford (The Black Light Engine Room Press)
September: After the Riot by Neil Young (Nine Pens)
August: Like This by Neil Elder (4Word)
July: Dusk in Bloom by Ava Patel (Prolebooks)
June: Inhale/Exile by Abeer Ameer (Seren)
May: Night Shift by Jonathan Totman (Pindrop Press)
April: This Poem Here by Rob Walton (Arachne Press)
March: Something so wild and new in this feeling by Sarah Doyle (V. Press)
February: Subsidence by R.M. Francis (Smokestack Books)
January: Lost & Found by Vic Pickup (Hedgehog Press)
2020
December: Suitcase by Kevin Reid (4Word)
November: Dressing for the Afterlife by Maria Taylor (Nine Arches Press)
October: Making Tracks by Katy Wareham Morris (V. Press)
September: Letters to Rosie by Ross Wilson (Tapsalteerie)
August: The Significance of a Dress by Emma Lee (Arachne Press)
July: thirty-one small acts of love and resistance by Steve Pottinger (Ignite Books)
June: These Are The Hands – Poems from the Heart of the NHS edited by Deborah Alma and Dr Katie Amiel (Fair Acre Press)
May: apple, fallen by Olga Dermott-Bond (Against the Grain Press)
April: Lamping For Pickled Fish by Beth McDonough (4Word)
March: A Man’s House Catches Fire by Tom Sastry (Nine Arches Press)
February: Much Left Unsaid by Finola Scott (Red Squirrel Press)
January: The Aesthetics of Breath by Charles G Lauder Jr (V. Press)
2019
December: Going in with flowers by Avril Joy (Linen Press)
November: Quotidian by Paul Waring (Yaffle Press)
October: How Time is in Fields by Jean Atkin (Indigo Dreams Publishing)
September: Things Only Borderlines Know by Olivia Tuck (Black Rabbit Press)
August: The Dancing Boy by Michelle Diaz (Against the Grain Press)
July: Threat by Julia Webb (Nine Arches Press)
June: Eighty Four anthology, Curated by Helen Calcutt (Verve Poetry Press)
May: Maps of the Abandoned City by Helen Ivory (SurVision Press)
April: Interned at the Food Factory by Sharon Larkin (Indigo Dreams Publishing)
March: Humanagerie, Edited by Sarah Doyle and Allen Ashley (Eibonvale Press)
February: Metastatic by Jane Lovell (Against the Grain Press)
January: How to Wear Grunge by Ruth Stacey (Knives Forks and Spoons Press)
2018
December: The Healing Next Time by Roy McFarlane (Nine Arches Press)
November: Besharam by Nafeesa Hamid (Verve Poetry Press)
October: How to Grow Matches by S.A. Leavesley (Against the Grain Press)
September: Arboreal Days by Daniel Bennett (red ceilings press)
August: We Are All Lucky by Ben Banyard (Indigo Dreams Publishing)
July: Dirty Laundry by Deborah Alma (Nine Arches Press)
June: The Gun-Runner’s Daughter by Susan Castillo Street (Kelsay Books)
May: In the Curator’s Hands by Abegail Morley (Indigo Dreams Press)
April: How To Parallel Park by James Davey (V. Press)
March: #MeToo: A women’s poetry anthology, Edited by Deborah Alma (Fair Acre Press)
February: Robeson, Fitzgerald and Other Heroes by Robert Nisbet (Prolebooks)
January: Seal Wife by Kitty Coles (Indigo Dreams Publishing)
2017
December: Oysterlight by Cheryl Pearson (Pindrop Press)
November: Northern Lights by Harry Gallagher (Stairwell Books)
October: The House of Ghosts and Mirrors by Oz Hardwick (Valley Press)
September: You’ve never seen a doomsday like it by Kate Garrett (Indigo Dreams Publishing)
