Welcome to the website for The Rialto – the UK’s leading independent poetry magazine and award-winning poetry publisher.
You can find out about our work here, buy magazines and books, or subscribe to the magazine. There are also exclusive poems, articles and bits and pieces that aren’t in the magazine.
So take a look and come back soon.
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Issue 73 – OUT NOW
David Constantine: ‘A Local Habitation And A Name’, ‘A Romanesque Church in The Rouergue’, and other new poems.
Sophie Hannah on Therapy – ‘The Little Cushion And The Empty Chair’.
Penelope Shuttle on Penelope Shuttle and becoming a poet (plus two new poems).
Luke Yates’ ‘Impeccable Risotto’.
At least two poems about horses, and a golf poem, ‘ Breakfast at Turnberry’ by Oliver Comins.
Poems by Clare Best, Joanna Clark, Carrie Etter, Sarah Hymas, Maria Jastrzebska, Molly Naylor, etc. Also some poems by men, including Roddy Gorman, John Mole, Jack Underwood, etc.
Fabulous cover by Phil Cooper.
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New Bridge Pamphlet The Hitcher by Hannah Lowe
‘Hugely enjoyable…full of life as it is really lived…immensely talented writer…outstanding first collection’, Peter Sansom.
‘One of the most exciting new voices in British Poetry’, John Glenday.
Cover by Laura Barnard.
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Older Issues
Issues 67, 68, 69 and 70 are available from our shop or click here to buy them from Inpress. Issues 64 and 66 are sold out. Other past issues are also available. Check the Inpress website or email us for details.
