Welcome to The Rialto shop. Sales are made through PayPal – a quick and secure service. Simply click on the links to buy.

NB. we still also accept cheques and postal orders. Please send to:
The Rialto – Sales, PO Box 309, Aylsham, Norwich NR11 6LN, England

Issue 74

New poems by Fleur Adcock and Les Murray.

Emily Berry typewrites her way into poetry.

Passion in the kitchen – poems from Catherine Benson and Jen Campbell.

Three new poems by Hannah Lowe.

Poetry in process – the revised Aldeburgh Masterclass poems.

Helena Nelson’s ‘Rant’.

Poems from Josh Ekroy, Ric Hool, Helen Mort, Mike di Placido, David Tait, Victor Tapner, Lizzi Thistlethwayte, Chrissy Williams, Emily Wills and many others.

Cover by Amanda Colville.

Issue 73

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.

________________________________________________

Issue 72

Farmers in Curly Pink Wigs? – Simon Armitage’s new poem.
The Crocodile God, an important long poem by Christina Dunhill.
Terror Of, Desire For – a new canzone from George Szirtes plus his Fish Music and two other poems.
Les Murray, two new poems, one about a Little Haiku, and the other about Little Terns.
Memoirs of a Basque Ice Skater – Harkaitz Cano translated by Amaia Gabantxo.
Hannah Lowe on Hannah Lowe
And poems by Sean Borodale, Jen Campbell, Dorothy Fryd, Harry Guest, Fiona Moore, Graham Mort, Jeremy Over, Julia Reckless, Chris Sparkes, Heidi Williamson, Anna Woodford, etc., etc.

Wonderful cover by Eric Ravilious.

The Hitcher, Hannah Lowe
(The Rialto Bridge Pamphlet 2011)

ISBN 978-0-9551273-5-9 Price £5.50

Hannah Lowe’s poems are hugely enjoyable, full of life as it is really lived, and manage to be completely unpredictable and yet at the same time utterly inevitable. She is an immensely talented writer, and this is an outstanding first collection. – Peter Sansom

Hannah Lowe is a wonderfully evocative and lyrical writer. She handles form with an easy confidence but she is also a refreshingly able storyteller.
With the publication of this pamphlet, Lowe will surely be recognised as one of the most exciting new voices in British poetry. – John Glenday

Every now and again there arrives at a poetry magazine a poem that clearly announces a new voice. At The Rialto I think immediately of Peter Sansom’s ‘The Fox In The Writing Class’ or Clare Pollard’s ‘The Heavy Petting Zoo’. ‘Fist’ which starts off Hannah’s pamphlet is another such work. ‘Here’ it says ‘is someone with something to say, and in brilliant command of the means of saying it.’ – Michael Mackmin

________________________________________________

Issue 71.

Alan Brownjohn – At The End Of The Pier
Christina Dunhill – a new myth, The Youngest Sister And The Crow
Jane Griffiths – Makes A Blank Book
The Lived Life – Hannah Lowe, Molly Naylor, Janet Rogerson, Nicola Bray
Before And After – Bill Manhire’s Aldeburgh Masterclass
John McAuliffe’s Aerialist
Teach Yourself Circular Breathing With Marion Tracy
Happy Misunderstandings: Nathan Hamilton’s younger poets concluded

Poems from Peter Bland, Kevin Crossley-Holland, Rosemary Norman, Neil Powell, Rosie Shepperd and many others.

Cover by Jonathan Gibbs.

______________________________________________________

Issue 70 – Celebrating 25 years of The Rialto Part 2

Nathan Hamilton and Part Two of his Team U35
Classiest Classicism – Robert Wells’ Coin Cabinet
Mud Flowers – Carole Coates visits Kor City
Two poems each from three great poets, Jane Griffiths, Peter Scupham & Susan Wicks
Charlotte Gann and Hannah Lowe wrestle with love and lovers
Nathan Curnow – a new Australian voice
Jennifer Martin’s ‘You Hung the Moon’

Poems from Zeeba Ansari, Alison Brackenbury, Carrie Etter, Helena Nelson, Penelope Shuttle, Catherine Smith, Emily Wills and Many Others.

Fabulous cover art by Laura Barnard.

______________________________________________________

The Rialto, UK Subscription

______________________________________________________

The Rialto, Overseas Subscription

______________________________________________________