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@northseapoets.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 4:03 PM

Catch up on new writing from the #NorthSeaPoets 🌊

The Garden – A new poem by Niall Campbell

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#AmReading #PoetrySky

Night scene with a bright full moon over silhouetted rooftops and one lit window, overlaid with the title "The Garden", subtitle "A new poem by Niall Campbell", series name "North Sea Poets" and URL northseapoets.substack.com.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 8:02 PM

New classes coming soon to buff.ly/IPQiU8o... 🌊

Make sure you're subscribed to buff.ly/tbHWcJB to get first chance at tickets.

Do you have an idea for a course or event? Send us a message đź’¬

#NorthSeaPoets #PoetrySky

Coming soon announcement for North Sea Poets: centered circular wave logo over a boat-on-water background, bold "COMING SOON" headline and site/handle northseapoets.com · @northseapoets.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 8:01 PM

– Junichirō Tanizaki, In Praise of Shadows

#NorthSeaPoets #CommonplaceBook #PoetrySky

Literary quote about listening to falling rain from a Kanto-region toilet and its intimacy as a source for haiku, set on a pale teal background with site credit northseapoets.com and a small circular wave logo.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 5:03 PM

New post! đź“°

The Garden – A new poem by Niall Campbell

Read here:https://buff.ly/eF5uEit

#AmReading #NorthSeaPoets #PoetrySky

Nighttime scene with a bright full moon over silhouetted rooftops and a single warm-lit window; overlaid text invites readers to "The Garden — A new poem by Niall Campbell" from North Sea Poets with the Substack link.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 4:02 PM

Catch up on new writing from the #NorthSeaPoets 🌊

Off the Cuff – John Glenday on Spontaneity and Revision

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#AmReading #PoetrySky

Man lounging on a floral sofa in shorts and a T-shirt with the bold headline "OFF THE CUFF" across the center, styled like a casual newsletter or podcast cover."Spontaneity' is something I need to repeatedly tinker with or it just doesn't work." — North Sea Poets, Off the Cuff
@northseapoets.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 8:01 PM

– Ann Stevenson, 'Ragwort', from Poems on the Underground

#NorthSeaPoets #CommonplaceBook #PoetrySky

"Ragwort" by Ann Stevenson — a printed poem excerpt from Poems on the Underground showing lines about yellow ragwort reclaiming derelict railway banks, rooting between bricks and "making a song" of abandoned places; page credit northseapoets.com with wave logo.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 8:01 PM

Learn more about the next #NorthSeaPoets course 🌊

Low ticket alert! Down to the last few tickets for Wednesdays evenings. More spots available for Saturdays mornings.

Read all about the course and book your place at buff.ly/P8iGqB5

#PoetryWorkshop #PoetrySky

Promotional poster inviting readers to learn more about a seven-class autumn writing course run by the North Sea Poets, with brief course details, a circular wave logo, and a call-to-action linking to northseapoets.com/courses.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 5:01 PM

New post! đź“°

Off the Cuff – John Glenday on Spontaneity and Revision

Read here: buff.ly/0cz7IRn

#AmReading #NorthSeaPoets #PoetrySky

A contemplative man reclining on a floral sofa beneath a small window, serving as cover art for an essay titled "Off the Cuff: John Glenday on Spontaneity and Revision."Typographic quote asserting that revision isn't a moving away from spontaneity and immediacy but a journey toward them, attributed to North Sea Poets' "Off the Cuff."
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 5:02 PM

Catch up on new writing from the #NorthSeaPoets 🌊

The Northern Telegraph – Lesley Harrison on John Rae, transmission and resonance

Read and subscribe: buff.ly/97smCXC

#AmReading #PoetrySky

"The Northern Telegraph" headline over a herd of shaggy horses standing on snow beneath a pastel dusk sky, suggesting a northern coastal newsletter, with the site url northseapoets.substack.com faintly visible at the bottom.Promotional quote praising North Sea Poets for transporting listeners with vivid auditory images—"skeins of geese and the rattle of swans’ wings, foot crunch, threads of singing, odd strings of Morse"—attributed to The Northern Telegraph with northseapoets.substack.com
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 8:01 PM

New post! đź“°

The Northern Telegraph – Lesley Harrison on John Rae, transmission and resonance

Read here: buff.ly/97smCXC

#AmReading #PoetrySky #NorthSeaPoets

Cover for a North Sea Poets Substack essay titled "The Northern Telegraph" by Lesley Harrison, showing a herd of ponies on a snow-covered plain beneath a soft pastel sunset sky.Quotation about resonant sounds linking space and our psyche — notes, audible or sensed as vibration, draw cultural or personal meaning — attributed to North Sea Poets and The Northern Telegraph.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 7:02 PM

– WS Graham, Poetry Scotland, No. 3 July 1946; reprinted in NFM, pp. 379-83

#NorthSeaPoets #CommonplaceBook #PoetrySky

Typographic quote on a teal background stating that a poem is made of words, not feelings, attributed to W.S. Graham (Poetry Scotland, 1946), with the site northseapoets.com and a small circular wave logo.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 7:01 PM

Tickets are still available for the next #NorthSeaPoets course 🌊

'Writing With...' is back this autumn with a brand new series. Join us on either Wednesdays or Saturdays, starting October 2026.

Book your place at buff.ly/EPPXZUp

#PoetrySky #PoetryWorkshop

@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 19, 2026, 3:02 PM

Catch up on new writing from the #NorthSeaPoets 🌊

On the Importance of Doing a Bad Job – Don Paterson on Orfeo, libretti and foot to mouth resuscitation

Read here: buff.ly/EX6PsfW

#AmReading #PoetrySky

Promotional image for an essay titled "On the Importance of Doing a Bad Job," showing two brown dogs—one holding a tennis ball—behind the bold headline and the site northseapoets.substack.com
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 7:02 PM

– Yang Lianke, The Art of Fiction No. 269. Paris Review, Summer 2026

#NorthSeaPoets #CommonplaceBook #PoetrySky

Quote about self‑censorship saying authors gain the greatest freedom when not writing for publication; credited to The Art of Fiction No. 269, Paris Review (Summer 2026), with site credit northseapoets.com and a small circular wave logo.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 8:01 PM

The next #NorthSeaPoets course is live 🌊

'Writing With...' is back this autumn with a brand new series. Join us on either Wednesdays or Saturdays, starting October 2026.

Learn more at buff.ly/EPPXZUp

#PoetrySky #PoetryWorkshop

Promotional poster for a seven-class "Writing With..." course by North Sea Poets covering trees, mythology, silence, horses, brevity, the moon and winter; weekly 90–120 minute workshops with tutor Q&A, suitable for emerging and experienced writers — book at northseapoets.com/coursesNorth Sea Poets course "Writing with..." — Wednesdays 7:30–9:30pm GMT or Saturdays 11am–1pm GMT starting 28 Oct; full course £250; book at northseapoets.com/courses, text overlaid on a coastal dunes and sea background.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 5:02 PM

New post! đź“°

On the Importance of Doing a Bad Job – Don Paterson on Orfeo, libretti and foot to mouth resuscitation

Read here: buff.ly/EX6PsfW

#AmReading #NorthSeaPoets #PoetrySky

Two attentive dark-coated dogs snuggling on a couch, one holding a yellow tennis ball; overlaid headline reads "On the Importance of Doing a Bad Job" with a subtitle crediting Don Paterson for North Sea Poets.Quote from North Sea Poets about how some situations require something other than your "best," and that giving your best can sometimes be the worst contribution — from "On the Importance of Doing a Bad Job."
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 7:01 PM

Catch up on new writing from the #NorthSeaPoets 🌊

The Private Worlds of Women – Lisa Brockwell on the immodesty of Paula Rego

Read the post: buff.ly/7MGhBvN

#AmReading #PoetrySky

Essay cover titled "The Private Worlds of Women" showing a Paula Rego–style scene of couples and a child dancing hand-in-hand by moonlit cliffs, evoking intimate yet unsettling domestic life; caption reads "Lisa Brockwell on the immodesty of Paula Rego."“Whenever I look at a Rego, I see an artist whose project was to put women’s subjectivity at the centre of an exploration of power, status, history and the family.” — North Sea Poets, The Private Worlds of Women
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 8:00 PM

Stay tuned for news about our Autumn 'Writing With...' course 🍂

Subscribers hear about new courses and events first. Sign up at buff.ly/MfcCUBJ

Do you have an idea for a course or event? Send us a message đź’¬

#NorthSeaPoets #PoetrySky

Announcement graphic: "COMING SOON" for North Sea Poets with a circular wave logo centered over a translucent rounded square, set against a view from a small boat on the choppy sea under a cloudy sky, showing website northseapoets.com and handle @northseapoets.
@northseapoets.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 5:02 PM

– Marina Tsvetaeva, Art in the Light of Conscience

#NorthSeaPoets #CommonplaceBook #PoetrySky

Inspirational quote by Marina Tsvetaeva on a teal background asserting that poets endure because everything returns them to "the element of elements: the word."