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This anthology showcases innovative poetry practice at the growing edge of contemporary literature. It gathers language art, textual and visual poetry from nineteen active members of Popogrou - a worldwide collective emerging from writer and artist SJ Fowler's online Potential Poetries workshop programme, established during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. As we welcome all concepts of poetry and methods of making it, the variety of work reflects the expansive ideas of literature enabled and explored by the collective. Generous, inclusive, unconventional and celebratory, it is a volume that honours the fellowship of a distinctively creative and productive collective of writers and artists, whose encouragement, support and insight continues to contribute to the evolution of everyone's personal and collaborative practice.

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Simon Tyrrell is a writer and artist whose work explores and celebrates the customary language, signs, artefacts and gestures that people use to present, protect and promote their community and make sense of the relationships, time and space they share. These communities might be technical, cultural, geographic: real or imagined. He's a founder of The Museum of Futures in southwest London and is a member of PoPoGrou. The evolution of his practice accompanied his association with Writers' Kingston, Kingston University's literary cultural institute, with whom he co-curated an annual programme of visual literature exhibitions and events. He has performed and exhibited work at venues and festivals across London, in Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Bristol and Rhodes, and his work has been published by Sampson Low, Pamenar, Poem Atlas, Mellom Press, Kingston University, Penteract, T'Art, UCL, Versopolis and Steel Incisors. SJ Fowler is a writer, poet and performer who lives in London. His work explores an expansive idea of poetry and literature - textual, visual, asemic, concrete, sonic, collaborative, performative, improvised, curatorial - through 50 publications, 400 performances in over 40 countries, four large-scale event programs, numerous commissions, collaborations and more.

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