Paul Gittins is a fervent defender of those traditional skills of poetry writing that are all too often absent in modern poetry. In his work, he explores the experiences of everyday life in poems that are immediately accessible and which display a tenderness for the passing of time, of love and the difficulties of relationships.

 

Also available in bilingual edition.

 

Paul Gittins articles:

'Poetry and the public', The London Magazine, 20-02-2017,

'Internet Poetry', The London Magazine, 19-05-2017,

'Teaching Poetry.' The Times Educational Supplement,

'Selling Poetry' The London Magazine, June/July issue,

'Hijacking Poetry.' Acumen Magazine, September issue,

'Sound and Sense in Poetry' The London Magazine, October/ November issue.