Very happy to have a poem in the latest issue of the lovely @theinterpreter6 https://t.co/dHxvSxOxV6

Issue 84 now online and its rather fab! https://t.co/6KBvH6rHvY @PeterkinLouise @jobratten

Delighted to have a poem in the new issue of The Interpreter's House (@theinterpreter6) alongside @Moette @tombranfoot and @vic_spires! My piece 'Fourpence', narrated by the women of Whitechapel during the time of Jack the Ripper, can be read here:

Submissions open until 14 November inclusive. @PeterkinLouise and Jo Bratten are keen to read your writing https://t.co/H8O0FbRRkz

It's-a-story-today-15 "It is the rare seventh grade boy who worries about the morning after. Noah could not absorb the events of ‘Oh, What a Night!’ without imagining the aftermath." What a joyous and warm story - "Drum Solos" by Angela Townsend https://t.co/M7yn76ftNU

Poem-a-day 14 "The mugshot was in care as a child. When I was a child my parents would abandon the house for days as if warned that a hurricane was approaching." "Self-portrait with a Police Mugshot" Great stuff from Jacob Mckibbin https://t.co/kluYEile9H

Poem-a-day 13 "To be a big secret I have to keep myself small and I have tried. Outside of his bed I am bodiless — a wispy ghost that won’t touch your living world." From the powerful "The Good Mistress" by Zoe R. https://t.co/x3noepijEl

@theinterpreter6 @CorinnaBoard I love this poem!

Poem-a-day 12 "When I confronted him about the [flytrap] with my [ficus], he said [silence] & held my [hope] between his [lilies]. He [provoked] the [tornado]" From @BethanyJarmul innovative "Mad Libs in the Botanical Garden after a Breakup" https://t.co/fsjxJeVkWd

@Woz012 @theinterpreter6 So true - one of the absolute best

Poem-a-day 11 "A boy flies a dinosaur balloon and the dogs scrap on. If she’d look out   she’d see me sat on the bench beneath where the grass gleams like squid ink." From "Looking through a window at dusk" One of two fabulous poems by Zoë Green https://t.co/WIEupJ72ga

Poem-a-day 10 "Memories of where you put your tongue in a dream hotel, the rooms all accessed through chance: tiny doors that close and open like eyelashes in the rain." From the delicately erotic "The Last Time" by Michael Askew. https://t.co/bpROeJQjBw

Such a brilliant poetry magazine - can't praise @theinterpreter6 enough. Thanks to the team for supporting and publishing my work!

Poem-a-day 9 "or an open palm bartering warmth in rations — even my voice has firmed to a chiselled core of consonants —this mild hour in which I read you Elmer’s fate" From the beautiful "Patchwork" by Warren Mortimer @Woz012 https://t.co/UPmlMvvRgx

Poem-a-day 8 "5ml" from the always excellent Michael Conley "The colour of the medicine is variable: sometimes neon pink, sometimes yellow, sometimes opalescent, but the taste is always the same, bitter and comforting, like a childhood sick day." https://t.co/5jj1m2GmOx

Poem-a-day 7 "The shadow line of emptiness between the halves—a winding road to nowhere. Pebbles like open mouths, scratched with teeth, the hunger of broken things." Striking imagery in the brilliant "Broken Pebbles" by @CorinnaBoard https://t.co/Nf4h0yUz5z

Poem-a-day 6 is from our featured poet this issue, the superb @HendryKate "What Scaredy Kate Does" is desert the dangerous thing — her body. Dumps it on the top deck of the 29 but her husband cycles to the depot, claims it back from lost property. https://t.co/STeuB4GWxN

Poem-a-day 5 'The laugh track is banned from funerals, libraries, baptisms and awards ceremonies' 'Do you know what it’s like to be good at just one thing?' Wit, pathos - lines from 'In defense of the laugh track' @karipindoria. https://t.co/a9KWmFvMNW

Poem-a-day 4 'She, who grasped at passion, only to eat dirt like a plant on stone! I loved you passionately. I buried myself in the sky' 'I am late for my appointment' one of two Marina Tsvetaeva poems, exquisitely translated by Belinda Cooke https://t.co/7V75FHDYDf

Poem-a-day 3 'Christ, shattered by comfort and ire, that thrawn spear on the enter key thrust daily, hourly into his side.' The powerful 'Of the wounds', one of two poems by @ambulancebox https://t.co/kweGgK1Q2D