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REINTRODUCING Anne Walsh Donnelly and her new poetry collection ‘Odd As F*ck’.
Anne Walsh Donnelly is a familiar face at Fly on the Wall and we are delighted to welcome her back with her highly anticipated follow-up...
rollinsonamber
Nov 23, 20202 min read


Introducing 2021 Author Mark Wilson and ‘Powerpoint Eulogy’.
‘Powerpoint Eulogy’ will open our Shorts Season in 2021, a series of individual, limited-edition, politically engaged short stories in...
rollinsonamber
Nov 22, 20201 min read


Introducing 2021 Author Jiye Lee and ‘Aftereffects’.
'Aftereffects’ is a moving and lyrical chapbook exploring the subtle reverberations of our lives. Jiye has an extraordinary ability to...
rollinsonamber
Nov 21, 20201 min read


Looking Ahead to a 2021 Packed With Talent...
The open reading period for Fly on the Wall never ceases to astound me. Decisions as to how to represent diverse, socially-conscious...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 20, 20202 min read


'On Borrowed Time' by Graeme Hall: Cover Reveal and Preview Blog Tour
Readers will know Graeme Hall for his Fly on the Wall August short story collection: The Goddess of Macau. Now Graeme is excited to...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 19, 20205 min read


A poetic, ancestral journey through Ecuador
Lucía Orellana-Damacela launches evocative chapbook ‘Inherent’. Who or what defines us, and where do we belong? That is the question at...
rollinsonamber
Nov 16, 20201 min read


Told and retold: The Medusa myth and its many heads of interpretation
Fly on the Wall Press specialises in political fiction, poetry and cross-genre anthologies on pressing issues, from exceptional...
kalesjenkins
Nov 16, 20203 min read


Inside 'InHERent' by Lucía Orellana-Damacela
Fly on the Wall is delighted to publish a chapbook of poems by Lucía Orellana-Damacela today, and I’m here as your friendly neighbourhood...
rollinsonamber
Nov 13, 20203 min read


Anne Walsh Donnelly Wins 2nd Prize in the Poetry Book Awards!
Second place! To say we are delighted for Anne is an understatement. ‘The Woman With the Owl Tattoo’ is a bold and touching collection of...
rollinsonamber
Nov 5, 20201 min read


Aryamati Prize Winner 2020: Jenny Mitchell
If we were going to decide which poet writing today most embodies the Aryamati Prize theme of writing on social change, peace and...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 2, 20202 min read


Aryamati Prize Runner Up: Joanna Lilley
Our next Aryamati Poetry Prize winner is the talented Joanna Lilley! Let us introduce her to you, and then we have her winning poem for...

Isabelle Kenyon
Oct 26, 20202 min read


Aryamati Prize Runner Up: Julian Bishop
Meet the Poet... Julian Bishop is a former television journalist living in North London who is a member of the collective group Poets For...

Isabelle Kenyon
Oct 22, 20202 min read


Blog Tour: Confess by Juliette van der Molen
Confess by Juliette van der Molen Twist in Time Press Released October 9th 2020 It's been a delight to be immersed in 1692 Salem this...

Isabelle Kenyon
Oct 11, 20202 min read


Poetry Heals: Disability and Pain in an age of Climate Crisis
Ricky Ray launches his new chapbook: ‘The Sound of the Earth Singing to Herself’ We are living on the brink of the Sixth Mass Extinction,...
rollinsonamber
Oct 9, 20201 min read


Aryamati Prize Winners and Shortlist 2020
The Aryamati Poetry Prize seeks poetry promoting social change and peace. Within this aim, there is certainly room for protest, and we...

Isabelle Kenyon
Oct 9, 20201 min read


Launch Day for Vertigo To Go By Brendon Booth Jones
Vertigo To Go By Brendon Booth Jones, is a new Hedgehog Poetry Press collection, and surely one of the highlights of the Autumn Poetry...

Isabelle Kenyon
Oct 1, 20202 min read


“Man Up”: Embracing the softer side of masculinity with Martin Grey
Nottingham-based poet Martin Grey is no stranger to baring all when it comes to his poetry, having performed at the Edinburgh Fringe and...
kalesjenkins
Sep 14, 20202 min read


The Sound of the Earth Singing To Herself - Review
One of the first books I’ve been given the chance to read as part of my publishing internship with Fly on the Wall is Ricky Ray’s ‘The...
rollinsonamber
Sep 10, 20202 min read


The People Who Shaped My Writing: Erik Fuhrer
Erik Fuhrer is the author of 4 books of poetry, including not human enough for the census (Vegetarian Alcoholic Press). His fifth book of...

Isabelle Kenyon
Aug 31, 20203 min read


Blog Tour: Sam Love and his collection 'Awakening'
It has been a pleasure to work on the publication of passionate eco poet, Sam Love. His collection 'Awakening' addresses critical...

Isabelle Kenyon
Aug 6, 20202 min read
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