Groups

13 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
20 Jan – AS1 Submission
27 Jan – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
3 Feb – AS2 Submission
10 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
17 Feb – AS3 Submission
24 Feb – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
10 Mar – AS4 Submission
24 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
31 Mar – AS5 Submission
7 Apr – Feedback for AS5, Course End

19 Jan
26 Jan
2 Feb
9 Feb
16 Feb
23 Feb
2 Mar
9 Mar
16 Mar
23 Mar

20 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
27 Jan – AS1 Submission
3 Feb – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
10 Feb – AS2 Submission
17 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
24 Feb – AS3 Submission
3 Mar – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
10 Mar – AS4 Submission
17 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
24 Mar – AS5 Submission
31 Mar – Feedback for AS5, Course End

19 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
26 Jan – AS1 Submission
2 Feb – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
9 Feb – AS2 Submission
16 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
23 Feb – AS3 Submission
2 Mar – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
9 Mar – AS4 Submission
16 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
23 Mar – AS5 Submission
30 Mar – Feedback for AS5, Course End

12 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
19 Jan – AS1 Submission
26 Jan – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
2 Feb – AS2 Submission
9 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
16 Feb – AS3 Submission
23 Feb – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
9 Mar – AS4 Submission
23 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
30 Mar – AS5 Submission
6 Apr – Feedback for AS5, Course End

6 Oct – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
13 Oct – AS1 Submission
20 Oct – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
27 Oct – AS2 Submission
3 Nov – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
10 Nov – AS3 Submission
17 Nov – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
24 Nov – AS4 Submission
1 Dec – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
8 Dec – AS5 Submission
15 Dec – Feedback for AS5, Course End

13 Jan –  Assignment 1 (AS1) set
20 Jan – AS1 submission
27 Jan –  AS2 set
3 Feb – AS2 submission
10 Feb – AS3 set
17 Feb – AS3 submission
24 Feb – AS4 set
3 Mar – AS4 submission
10 Mar – AS5 set
17 Mar – AS5 submission
24 Mar – Course end

12 Jan – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
19 Jan – AS1 Submission
26 Jan – Feedback for AS1, AS2 set
2 Feb – AS2 Submission
9 Feb – Feedback for AS2, AS3 set
16 Feb – AS3 Submission
23 Feb – Feedback for AS3, AS4 set
2 Mar – AS4 Submission
9 Mar – Feedback for AS4, AS5 set
16 Mar – AS5 Submission
23 Mar – Feedback for AS5, Course End

23 Feb – Assignment 1 (AS1) set
2 Mar – AS1 Submission, AS2 Set
9 Mar – Feedback for AS1, AS2 Submission, AS3 Set
16 Mar – Feedback for AS2, AS3 Submission
23 Mar – Feedback for AS3, Course End

This is a group for students enrolled on the Poetry School’s MA in Writing Poetry in partnership with Newcastle University, 2024/26 – Tuesday Cohort (A).

NB students: When posting your poems for workshop, please put your name both on your poem and in the file name.

This is a group for students enrolled on the Poetry School’s MA in Writing Poetry in partnership with Newcastle University, 2025/27 – Tuesday Cohort.

NB students: When posting your poems for workshop, please ensure that the filename includes your name and the title of the poem.
Please also include your name on the page of the document.

This public appreciation group is open to poets of all levels, from experienced workshop pros, to inexperienced writers new to CAMPUS. Post up to two poems a month and get public feedback. Maybe publish a new draft, or simply showcase one of your greatest hits? You write them and we read them.

The rules:

– Please post no more than 2 poems per calendar month.

– This group works on a ‘quid pro quo’ system – if you post a poem of your own into the group, then please leave a comment on someone else’s work. For each poem you upload, you should aim to offer your personal feedback on someone else’s work, particularly those who have received no comments so far.

– Please be sensitive to the experience and needs of the poet when and if you are commenting on his / her work. Constructive criticism helps writers develop their skills; inappropriately harsh commentary at the wrong point can stop them writing altogether.

Tell us about your own poetry news – what events are you planning, which magazine has just accepted your poem, what competitions are you entering? We love to know what Poetry School students and friends are up to – this a place for you to blow your own trumpets!

17 Feb –  Assignment 1 (AS1) set
24 Feb – AS1 Submission & AS2 set
3 Mar – AS1 Feedback, AS2 Submission, & AS3 set
10 Mar – AS2 Feedback, AS3 Submission, & AS4 set
17 Mar – AS3 Feedback, AS4 Submission
24 Mar – AS4 Feedback, Course end

Spring 2021 Studio Course

24 Jan – Course start & Assignment 1 set
31 Jan – Assignment 1 Deadline & Assignment 2 set
7 Feb – Feedback 1, Assignment 2 Deadline & Assignment 3 set
14 Feb – Feedback 2 & Assignment 3 Deadline
21 Feb – Feedback 3 & course end

First Thursday of each month 6pm-8.30pm (BST/GMT)
8-Jan
5-Feb
5-Mar
2-Apr
7-May
4-Jun

This is a group for students enrolled on the Poetry School’s MA in Writing Poetry in partnership with Newcastle University, 2024/26 – Wednesday Cohort (B).

NB students: When posting your poems for workshop, please put your name both on your poem and in the file name.

This is a group for students enrolled on the Poetry School’s MA in Writing Poetry in partnership with Newcastle University, 2025/27 – Wednesday Cohort.

NB students: When posting your poems for workshop, please ensure that the filename includes your name and the title of the poem.
Please also include your name on the page of the document.

The Line Break is a free monthly podcast about writing poetry, hosted by Ryan Van Winkle and produced by Colin Fraser. During The Line Break, Colin and Ryan will be re-visiting the archives and bringing you some of their favourite interviews and readings with poets from around the world. Blended with the archive recordings will be Ryan’s exclusive new commentary, introducing fresh themes, additional ideas, and creative provocations.

Each episode, Ryan will also offer a few ‘poetry sparks’ for you to try out, opportunities to pause the podcast and work on your own poem-writing assignments. Every episode will offer a multitude of these fun exercises that can be easily fitted into a lunch break or the commute home.

You can use this group to listen to the podcast, upload new work inspired by each episode, and share other related material. And Ryan will be popping his head in and out too, so don’t feel afraid to ask a question!

Full details here: http://campus.poetryschool.com/the-line-break-new-monthly-poetry-podcast/

WEDNESDAYS 6.45pm-8.45pm (GMT)
4 Feb
11 Feb
18 Feb
25 Feb
4 Mar
11 Mar
18 Mar
25 Mar
1 Apr
8 Apr