Poetry Library

Prole can now be read at The Poetry Library, Level 5 of the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre.

Prole on Tour

Saturday saw Prole at the Laureates for Lunch event (sponsored by Palas Print) in Caernarfon. Poet Laureate, Carol Ann Duffy, and National Poet of Wales, Gillian Clarke, both read new, unpublished and published works. A great afternoon - though the choice of crunchy pork scratchings as nibbles perhaps needs rethinking - difficult to eat quietly! Best of all, both poets left with their own copies of Prole. Diolch yn fawr.
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Issue two approaches

Issue two approaches - but we are still open to submissions. Calling all those with a talent for the written word and photography/art. We're looking for fiction, non-fiction, poetry and black an white artwork that captures the drama, beauty or cruelness of life. In short:engagement.
Poetry can be in any style: free, rhymed, blank, serious, light - above all, engaging.
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First review

Prole has received its first print review this week. It appears in The July Issue of The Crack Magazine: an arts an events magazine based in the northeast of England. The review is available in the magazine and online at: http://www.thecrackmagazine.com/index.php?section=2&category=17
Many thanks to those at Crack for the positive comments made.

Creative non-fiction anyone?

We've had some great submissions for issue two but there's a distinct lack of creative non-fiction. Any takers? Click here to visit the website and submit or make a purchase.

Submissions

Just a reminder - Prole is open to submissions for issue two. We take a wide range of poetry: structured or free, serious or light. Prose can be fiction or creative non-fiction. Whatever it is, it has to engage.
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Prole - curious?

Prole, Poetry and Prose, Issue 1 is available now. Full of quality fiction, creative non-fiction and poetry to challenge and entertain. Curious? Then visit our website at: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk to find out more. Once you’ve read Prole, you can join in and talk to our writers on our blog.