Rosalind Easton (https://poetrybusiness.co.uk/product/black-mascara-waterproof/)
Rosalind Easton lives in South East London, where she works as an English teacher. After a first degree at Exeter University, she spent several years teaching tap, modern and ballet before completing her PGCE at Bristol and MA at Goldsmiths. She has recently completed her PhD thesis on Sarah Waters. Her debut pamphlet, Black Mascara (Waterproof), was selected by Imtiaz Dharker & Ian McMillan as a winner of the 2020 International Book & Pamphlet Competition.

The Poetry Business
The Poetry Business is a publisher and writer development agency with a strong reputation for discovering, developing and publishing outstanding new poets. We publish books, pamphlets & eBooks under our Smith|Doorstop, New Poets List and Small|Donkey imprints, and our poets have won, been shortlisted for or highly commended in almost every major poetry prize. In both 2012 and 2017 The Poetry Business won the Michael Marks Award for Pamphlet Publishers.

NAWE is delighted to partner with The Poetry Business to bring you Breakfast Poems, a selection of readings from four poets published by The Poetry Business, for the NAWE Conference 2021.

Bra Fitting Mayfair by Rosalind Easton

Kostya Tsolakis (he/him) is a London-based poet and journalist, born and raised in Athens, Greece. He is founding editor of harana poetry, the online magazine for poets writing in English as a second or parallel language. His pamphlet Ephebos is out with ignitionpress.

Sparrow is published in Ephebos (ignitionpress, 2020)

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast Poems, a selection of readings from poets, for the NAWE Conference 2022.

Sparrow by Kostya Tsolakis

Kostya Tsolakis (he/him) is a London-based poet and journalist, born and raised in Athens, Greece. He is founding editor of harana poetry, the online magazine for poets writing in English as a second or parallel language. His pamphlet Ephebos is out with ignitionpress.

Totality is published in Stand.

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast Poems, a selection of readings from poets, for the NAWE Conference 2022.

Totality by Kostya Tsolakis

Anne Caldwell is a poet based in West Yorkshire. Her latest collection is Alice and the North (Valley Press) 2020.

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast and Bedtime Poems, a selection of readings from poets and writers, for the NAWE Conference 10-12 March, 2022.

Off Grid by Anne Caldwell

Rishi Dastidar’s second collection of poetry, Saffron Jack, is published in the UK by Nine Arches Press. He is also editor of The Craft: A Guide to Making Poetry Happen in the 21st Century (Nine Arches Press), and co-editor of Too Young, Too Loud, Too Different: Poems from Malika’s Poetry Kitchen (Corsair).

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast and Bedtime Words, a selection of readings and writings from poets and writers, for the NAWE Conference 10-12 March 2022.

How To Verb A Sore Heart by Rishi Dastidar

Aoife Mannix has published four collections of poetry, four libretti and a novel. She has been poet in residence for the Royal Shakespeare Company and BBC Radio 4’s Saturday Live amongst others.  
www.aoifemannix.co.uk Twitter: @aoifemannix Instagram: @aoifemannix
Heading Out is going to be published in Aoife's forthcoming collection ‘Reconstruction’ due out May 2022 from Flipped Eye.

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast and Bedtime Words, a selection of readings and writings from poets and writers, for the NAWE Conference 10-12 March 2022.

Heading Out By Aoife Mannix

A Brighton-based poet, Joanna Nissel’s debut pamphlet, Guerrilla Brightenings, was published with Against the Grain press, and she was the runner up for the Poetry Business 2018 International New Poets Prize. She is completing a PhD at the University of Southampton in ‘Mentoring in the Contemporary UK Poetry Ecology’. Portrait of a Climber: Arrogance was first published by Irisi Magazine.

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast and Bedtime Words, a selection of readings and writings from poets and writers, for the NAWE Conference 10-12 March 2022.

Portrait Of A Climber: Arrogance by Joanna Nissel

Pauline Rowe is a Liverpool based poet.  Her most recent publication The Weight of Snow (Maytree Press) won the 2021 Saboteur Award for best poetry pamphlet.  She has a special interest in poetry and photography and has a PhD from the University of Liverpool.

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast and Bedtime Words, a selection of readings and writings from poets and writers, for the NAWE Conference 10-12 March 2022.

Rowan Song by Pauline Rowe

The New Statesman named James Thornton as one of 10 people who could change the world. Irish-American, James is also the author of Client Earth (Scribe 2018), co-authored with his husband Martin Goodman, which received the Judges’ Selection, Business Book of the Year Award 2018, and the Green Prize for Sustainable Literature from Santa Monica Public Library. He has twice won Leader of the Year at the Business Green Awards. James is a Zen Buddhist priest, and founder and president of ClientEarth, the leading global not-for-profit law group.

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast Poems and Bedtime Tales, a selection of readings and writings from poets and writers, for the NAWE Conference 10-12 March 2022.

Big Moon Tides by James Thornton

People Expect by James Thornton

Jonathan Davidson is a poet, writer and literature activist. He lives in the English Midlands but works internationally. His poetry has been widely published and he has also written memoir and criticism. His radio dramas and adaptations have been broadcast by BBC Radios 3 and 4. Much of his work is focussed on how writing – especially poetry – is experienced by readers and listeners.

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast and Bedtime Words, a selection of readings and writings from poets and writers, for the NAWE Conference 10-12 March 2022.

A Commonplace

Three Kyiv Poems by Jonathan Davidson read by Julia Deakin

Jinhao Xie, born in Chengdu, is interested in nature, the mundane, the interpersonal and selfhood. A Barbican Young Poet and a member of Southbank Centre New Poets Collective. Their work is in POETRY, Gutter Magazine, Poetry Review, Harana, Bath Magg, and elsewhere. You can find them @xie.jin.hao (Instagram), @jinisnotfound (Twitter). Blue Medusa After Mary Oliver first appeared in Gutter Magazine.

NAWE is delighted to bring you Breakfast and Bedtime Words, a selection of readings and writings from poets and writers, for the NAWE Conference 10-12 March 2022.

Blue Medusa After Mary Oliver by Jinhao Xie

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