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		EDITORIAL
		Pascale Petit PL in Brit Lit: NYC

		POEMS
		Sinéad Morrissey The Second Lesson of the Anatomists The Wound-Man Susan Mitchell Truffles Mangroves Veronica Golos The Sacrifice of Flowers Robert Saxton New Moon David Constantine There is nothing I can tell you about the sea Love Feast Rowing Michael Symmons Roberts Food for Risen Bodies Food for Risen Bodies At Berck-sur-Mer Claire Malroux The Wordless Woman Jane Draycott The Tor Up at the House Martyn Crucefix Tortoise Crossroads in Pembrokeshire Candy Neubert bathroom cupboard Reginald Shepherd Wrote for Luck Eleanor Rees Seeing the Deer Sam Gardiner Orithea Bridge D.M.Black Marestail, or Priest’s Prick Gillian Allnutt The Widow’s Mite: Effie, Dumfries, August 1916 Hester Yang Lian Concentric Circles: Chapter One Tony Curtis Taking your food Julian Turner Blessing Philip Gross Pantomime Nights Daljit Nagra On the birth of a daughter Jane Deverson High Seas in Catalonia
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		REVIEWS & FEATURES
		National Poetry Week Scott Verner reports widespread support for Poetry London’s campaign Poetry for its own sake or the world’s Sean O’Brien reads Jorie Graham, Komunyakaa, O’Driscoll and Rumens Russian women poets D.M. Thomas appraises a new anthology Poets in White coats Polly Clark on the symbiosis of poetry and science An enrichment of english poetry Ruth Fainlight celebrates Elaine Feinstein’s Collected Poems and Translations Proof of Poetry’s currency Wayne Burrow’s close reading of a new anthology and two new first collections A POET YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW BETTER: Marie Ponsot Marilyn Hacker’s profile of this American poet A poet punching above his own weight Ken Smith ruminates on Sean O’Brien’s Selected Poems Twenty-year gestations Martyn Crucefix on new collections by Al Alvarez, Gavin Bantock, Clare Pollard and Tracey Herd
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		COURSES: Distance & Internet; Degree/Diploma; Residential; Outside London; In London RESOURCES: Organizations; Libraries & Archives; Websites WRITING GROUPS: Outside London; In London EVENTS, FESTIVALS & VENUES: Outside London; In London POETRY DIARY
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