This body of work is stark, controlled, and distinctive. Frances’ exerts a control over the written word that is masterful and meditative. It is reflective of an inner world that has been grounded in a reality in which he ensures ‘poetry subs in’ when ordinary language fails to translate lived experience.

Gear up, get ready, and get your wallets out to support your favourite poets in Manchester's ever-fleshing scene. As Joey Frances, Joseph Conway, and Brandon Bennett converge on stage, be ready to celebrate new poetry released by Death of Workers Whilst Building Skyscrapers press.

We are proud to announce the release of Peat and Other Soils, our EIC's debut poetry pamphlet. The pamphlet has been published by Death...

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‘o tongueless brute / thirsty brute bristly brute / purple milk thistle brute’ The wild boar has effortlessly managed to capture my...

Reading Branfoot's debut pamphlet of poetry I'll Splinter (Pariah Press 2021) is like sitting on the dunes and watching the Irish sea...

So, here we are. As my pink orchid blooms for the second time this year, BRAG has launched the first of what we hope to be our annual...

As writers and publishers of poetry, we at BRAG understand how passionate people are about the art. It is, as a result of our own...