Tag: beir bua journal
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Beir Bua Journal Open for Submissions from Women/identifying or Trans People Only
Please forgive me if my terms are not correct and let me know on twitter if i could have worded this submission open call better. Our online journal, Beir Bua Journal, is open for subs from women, female identifying or trans. I want to amplify women’s voices and those who are minority. The theme is […]
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BLACK FRIDAY SALE – 30% off!
Yahoo! Someone said on Twitter they do not understand how so many people are “excited” when it comes to new books, I get that and I am also excited, thrilled and I am not afraid to shout this heated joy! ‘Suppose Beir Bua Press poetry does that to you 😉 Use this discount code 👇 JOYFUL30 […]
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Tip jar
Tip jar…Set this up as an option, should people wish to donate to an unfunded but very cool poetry press that has to send out nearly 100 books to the archive & library & contributors…& keep the lights on… well now, it would help…
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An Experimental Poetry Anthology – Beir Bua Press 2022
With extracts from the below works, this anthology is expected to be the most audacious, most shocking, most hyped and beloved experimental of the year. You heard it here first, folks. So buy, BUY, BUUYY! Ideal Christmas present. THE LINEUP The Nothingness Kit By John W. Sexton Book of Inversions by Kit Fryatt & Harry […]
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James Knight – A Video on Visual Poetry, Our Calendar and Accessible Art
It is such an honour to have been able to bring this visual poetry calendar to pri t with James. I know his work well, he was amongst the first books Beir Bua published. So for me, Michelle Moloney King to collab with him… you can learn more about the calendar here or buy directly […]
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Visual Poetry by Gabrielle Cracknell
Gabrielle Cracknell, recently completed a degree at the University of Nottingham, where she discovered a passion for poetry. Work has been featured in publications such as the Nottingham Poetry Exchange Voices Anthology and Streetcake and last year was shortlisted for the Streetcake Experimental Writing Prize. @ga8ri3ll3 Artist Statement . These two poems were bookends of […]
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Tapestry Weaving as Visual Poetry, Songs Sung and Stories Told by Frances Crowe
Materials used: unwanted shredded notation manual and a children’s story book. Cotton, wool and silk. Biography Frances Crowe was born in Waterford and studied Fine art in The National College of Art and Design Dublin, where she discovered the weaving department and fell in love with Tapestry. She moved to Roscommon in 1980 and opened […]
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Tapestry Weaving as Visual Poetry – Stuido Visit of Frances Crowe by Michelle Moloney King
About the piece; the before picture is not a state of hopeful manifestation but a state of potential, inviting the viewer to image their own finished work. The only reason the finished tapestry is included in this post is to show off and share the joy of representational fibre art that still shows how its […]
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Visual Poetry – Derrida’s power of babel by Mike Ferguson
An American permanently resident in the UK. His most recent publication is the found poetry collection ‘&there4’ (Beir Bua Press, 2021) @omahaglenn I write experimental/playful poetry (and readers can then play around with the term/s), and these concrete poems explore the inherently visual nature of such as text that speaks for itself or is directed […]
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Visual Poetry – An Expression by Peter J. King
Peter J. King, born and brought up in Boston, Lincolnshire, was active on the London poetry scene in the 1970s, returning to poetry in 2013. His work (including translations from modern Greek [with Andrea Christofidou] and German poetry, short prose, and paintings) has since been widely published in magazines and anthologies. His available collections are […]
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