Delighted to have two poems, Dedication and Kimono for a woman, in this month’s issue of The Lake – especially Kimono for a woman, which was inspired by last year’s wonderful exhibition at the V&A Dundee (and is the first time I’ve written an ekphrastic poem about a garment)

https://www.thelakepoetry.co.uk/poetry-archive/may25a/

I have a new poem, Legend, at the Black Nore Review today. No prizes for guessing who the popstar was…

https://blacknorereview.wordpress.com/2025/04/24/judith-taylor-legend

My review of Imtiaz Dharker’s new collection Shadow Reader is now up at The High Window

https://thehighwindowpress.com/2025/03/31/the-high-window-reviews-31-march-2025/

Lovely to have a new poem, I found out, at Atrium today

https://atriumpoetry.com/2025/03/21/i-found-out-judith-taylor/

My review of Nia Broomhall’s debut collection, Backalong, is now up at The High Window

https://thehighwindowpress.com/2025/01/02/the-high-window-reviews-2-january-2025/

Very pleased to have a poem, southbound A90, Strathmore, in Issue 4 of paperboats

https://paperboats.org/2024/11/25/southbound-a90-strathmore/

A bit of a departure for me – I was invited to write about my poetic process for the Imagined Spaces website, curated by Gail Low and Kirsty Gunn. The result was Making a poem: Fishing in a disused quarry, in which I try to talk about what I do without making myself too self-conscious to actually do it… process? What process?

https://www.imaginedspaces.org/new-writing/making-a-poem-mylyp

Karen Macfarlane’s terrific blog, Poems on Public Art, has been publishing the poems from her workshop at the Wee Gaitherin, and today it’s the turn of my poem, Stone Haven.

Have a look around the blog, there are some fascinating poems there

https://poemsonpublicart.wordpress.com/2024/10/05/stone-haven/