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Waterloo Press
| Sunday 7th March 2010 Waterloo Press & County Brighton at the launch of ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND Grace of the Gamblers '... exuberant, resonant new work... written with bang-up to minute freshness and verve.' -Catherine Smith plus sets of live music from ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND 6:30 for 7pm /Sun Mar 21st / £5/4 This event inaugurates the Waterloo Press |
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| Tuesday 2nd March 2010 Helen J Beal's interview with Waterloo poet John O'Donoghue, author of Brunch Poems and his memoirs Sectioned, delves into how he became a writer and poet, how his memoirs came about and the role of poetry in today's society intermingled with anecdotes and observations of his life. To read the interview please click here (fourth item from the top) |
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| Waterloo Press are proud to announce that Alan Morrison's volume A Tapestry of Absent Sitters has been named on the top 20 Best Individual Collections of 2009 by Purple Patch.
To see all the results please click here |
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Waterloo Press is an exciting niche publisher with a proven track record in producing high-quality volumes of poetry. Individual collections too have been praised in Poetry Review, and by its 2002-05 editor Robert Potts and others for sheer beauty of production - as well as the contents! Some say there's been nothing like us since Trigram Press in the 1970s. That's heady, but we're delighted. Waterloo Press is a publishing house originally dependant on its founder and main benefactor, Sonja Ctvrtecka, and a variety of funding sources. In November 2004 and October 2009 Waterloo received major Arts Council Grants.
Our aims are threefold:
to promote regional poets on a national and international basis;
to promote established or long-neglected modern and modernist poets with a broad appeal on the same footing;
and to provide a forum for all those in a specially bound Arts bi-annual journal with the broadest appeal of all (Eratica).
