Festival Submissions Call – ‘A Tale of Tam the Travelling Man’ by Steward Ennis
Festival Submissions CallFollow along as we post one of the ‘Festival’ selected poems a day, and don’t forget to book...
Festival Submissions Call – ‘The Daffodils Speak of You’ by Megan Fatharly
Festival Submissions CallWe are beyond excited to share with you our selected poets from our ‘Festival’ themed submissions call, ahead...
Festival Submissions Call – Chosen poems!
Festival Submissions CallWe are very excited to share with you the chosen poets from our ‘Festival’ prompt!As this year’s Launceston...
Michelle Szobody’s Residency with Guillemot Press – Emerging Poets in Residence Programme
The Guillemot residency is a week I’ll remember through a gauze of rain and silvery light. Cyprus Well was the...
Call for Submissions: Festival!
We’re inviting all poets to share with us your work inspired by the theme “Festival”! Whether you have a poem...
Welcome Hauntings – Children’s Hauntings
Welcome Hauntings submissions! For our final ‘Welcome Hauntings’ post we wanted to address our younger readers in poems that are...
Welcome Hauntings – Dream Hauntings
Welcome Hauntings submissions! 'After McBride and Wiltzie' by Theodore Nisbett This painting came about as a response to a piece...
Welcome Hauntings – Cornish Hauntings
Welcome Hauntings submissions! 'The Widow of Bodmin Moor' by Michelle Fisher Beneath the moan of Bodmin wind, Where granite fists...
Welcome Hauntings – Nature Hauntings
Welcome Hauntings submissions! 'Ghost Bird' by Sally Mills An eerie screech, a throaty hiss, that pierce the air, both sounds...
Welcome Hauntings – Happy National Poetry Day!
We are very excited to share with you the chosen poets and artists from our ‘Welcome Hauntings’ prompt!We would like...
Celebrating Charles Causley’s Birthday
On this day in 1917, a true poet of the people was born. He who gave voice to the sea,...
A Writing Retreat at Cyprus Well
I stayed at Charles Causley’s house in early August, after a friend recommended it as a place where he thought...











