I have a poem up today at Project Abeona, where poets are imagining transmissions from the future in space. Of course, if anybody was going to take history-geekdom to the stars, it was going to be me…
News
24 June 2024 – Black Nore Review
Lovely to be in the Black Nore Review for the first time, with Old Song
https://blacknorereview.wordpress.com/2024/06/24/judith-taylor-old-song/
June 2024 – Causeway / Cabhsair 13(2)
Thrilled (and amazed) to have six poems (SIX POEMS!) chosen for the new issue of Causeway / Cabhsair: they are At the Bay, July, Robbed in antiquity, Shame, Who says, and The Yetnasteen
https://www.abdn.ac.uk/llmvc/research/word/causeway/published-volumes/
March 2024 – Consilience 16
And from science fiction to actual science – very chuffed to have a poem in the Colour issue of Consilience this month
March 2024 – Shoreline of Infinity 37
Bit of a new departure for me, but I have two poems, Evidence to the Committee (Closed Session) and WRT Surface Habitation and Operations, in this month’s issue (No 37) of the amazing Shoreline of Infinity
27 February 2024 – Atrium
Delighted to have a new poem, Overtime, published today on Atrium. (Warning: contains swearing and PowerPoint)
28th January 2024 – “I Bequeath”
Reading in the online launch of I Bequeath, a pamphlet in memory of the Irish poet, tutor and satirist Kevin Higgins, and based around a prompt he liked to use in workshops to get the satirical juices flowing. Besides my own poem Testament, I had the privilege of reading one of Kevin’s poems, Our Posh Liberal Friends. The pamphlet is available from Seahorse Publications
17 January 2024 – the Ekphrastic Review
I have a poem, Apocalypse, up today at the Ekphrastic Review – written thinking about some of the manuscripts – especially the Armenian ones – I saw at the John Rylands Library, years ago, and about Armenian history, and history in general…
https://www.ekphrastic.net/the-ekphrastic-review/apocalypse-by-judith-taylor
January 2024 – Gyroscope Review
The Winter 2024 issue of the fantastic Gyroscope Review is up now, and I’m very pleased to have a poem, Reflected, included in it.
December 2023 – The Best Scottish Poems of 2022
OK, drum roll, fanfare of trumpets, what have you – my poem A visit to Braemar, which appeared in Causeway/Cabhsir last year, has been chosen for the Scottish Poetry Library‘s Best Scottish Poems of 2022. I am thrilled to be in the company of so many good poets and good friends. what a way to end the year! Head over there and get enjoy the riches before you!
https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/best-scottish-poems/