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NEW WALK EDITIONS ONLINE PAMPHLET LAUNCH:
ADRIAN BUCKNER & NINA BOGIN
18 November, 7pm GMT
Join us for the launch of two new pamphlets from New Walk Editions:
NINA BOGIN, SEASONAL
ADRIAN BUCKNER, DEEP AND SINGLE TREAD
Readings by Nina and Adrian will be followed by a public Q&A with both poets and the New Walk Editions editors Nick and Rory.
About the poets and pamphlets:
Nina Bogin is an American poet and translator from French, who has lived in northeastern France for most of her adult life. She has published four poetry collections, most recently Thousandfold (Carcanet, 2019), and is a recipient of an NEA award for poetry. Her translation from French of The Illiterate by the Hungarian-Swiss writer Agota Kristof, first published by CB Editions, was reissued in 2026 by Penguin Random House.
Seasonal was written in the aftermath of the loss of the poet’s husband to dementia. The pamphlet follows her progression towards acceptance and renewal, sustained by the natural cycle of the seasons. Throughout this time of change and transformation, the hold of words – where past and present form a whole – remain the vital source.
Adrian Buckner was born in 1962 and grew up in Twickenham. He studied English at Swansea, worked as a lecturer in poetry and creative writing at the University of Derby and for the WEA, and edited Poetry Nottingham (2004-2009) and Assent (2009-2011). He has published two collections, Contains Mild Peril (2008) and Downshifting (2017), both with Five Leaves, and four previous pamphlets. He lives in Derby.
Deep and Single Tread is about love. It concludes with meditations on the work of Franz Marc, the German expressionist painter whose quest for a love both human and spiritual ended at Verdun in 1916.
New Walk Editions launch online readings: Elaine Ewart and Hilary Menos
28 May, 7pm BST
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Join us for the launch of our two outstanding spring 2026 pamphlets:
- Hilary Menos, Vox Wah-Wah
- Elaine Ewart, The Professor of Transformation
The readings will be followed by a public Q&A with the poets and New Walk editors.
About the poets:
After twenty years living and working in East Anglia, Elaine Ewart is now based in North Yorkshire. Her poems have been published recently in several journals including Atrium, The Rialto, and The Interpreter’s House. In 2025 she was shortlisted by New Writing North for a Northern Debut Award for Poetry. Her travel memoir, Heligoland, was published in 2025 by Muscaliet Press.
Hilary Menos won the Forward Prize for Best First Collection 2010 with Berg (Seren, 2009) and is a two-time winner of The Poetry Business Book & Pamphlet Competition with Human Tissue (2020) and Extra Maths (2004). Her second collection is Red Devon (Seren, 2013) and her fourth pamphlet is Fear of Forks (HappenStance, 2022). She is editor of The Friday Poem.
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Our new pamphlets, published 20 November 2025. Click images to order.
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Published June 2025:
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Join us ONLINE on 18 June 2025, 7.30pm BST, for the launch of new New Walk Editions pamphlets by D.A. Prince and Richie McCaffery.
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These two pamphlets will be on sale in our online shop from 18 June.
“D.A.Prince’s perceptive and persuasive poems identify and illuminate the subtle surprises, insights, risks and potential transitions which lurk within the so-called ‘average moments’ that occupy much of our lives. They offer us an elegantly crafted and linked version of a continuous present from which we may ‘take what we need … each in our own language’.”
Michael Bartholomew-Biggs
“A fine new collection from Richie McCaffery. The themes are timeless – love and loss, transience, ache and renewal. There’s a keen intelligence at work here, a sureness of touch, a real mastery of form. The poems are elegantly crafted but heartfelt, they ring true.”
Alan Spence
Our newest publications are:
Polly Walshe
Silver Fold
Published November 2024
978-1-7392812-6-7
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Graeme Richardson
Last of the Coalmine Choirboys
Published November 2024
978-1-7392812-5-0
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