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written during the pandemic
The Brotherton Poetry Prize is the University's latest expression of commitment to poetry as a living art
but her talent is for fusing the disciplines into an honest and humane account of our world
these poems examine the ways we cling to who we were
the dividing line between poems and the world they process can be magically tricky to discern
Fetch by Colin Bramwell <br> PRE-ORDER <br><b>Poetry Book Society Recommendation Autumn 2026</b> plays written during the pandemicPublished 8th September 2026 In Celtic folklore a fetch is a shadowy doppelganger that appears from the Otherworld, portending the beholder's fate. Your fetch 'fetches' you to the afterlife, willingly or otherwise. Bramwell's poetry uses the fetch as a model to explore a number of overlapping binaries between the reader and the poem, most of all. Fetch also meditates on the differences between music and speech, the sacred and the profane, the written
