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Popshot Issue 7
The Power Issue
S/S 2012
Our seventh issue, based on the wonderfully tangled and extensive theme of Power. Expect to find poems about selling the sky, baby dictators, the infamous jumpers of 9/11, and women's connection to the moon. Featuring work from some of the finest contemporary poets and illustrators working today, plus interviews with Ross Sutherland, Clinic, and the co-director of the film We Are Poets, Alex Ramseyer-Bache.
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Popshot Issue 6
The Love Issue
A/W 2011
Our sixth issue which tackles one of the dangerous themes in poetry. Expect to find poems about the weight of meaning behind the term 'wife', love as an elderly lesbian, motherhood and the hopeless powerlessness of love after death. Featuring work from some of the finest contemporary poets and illustrators working today, plus interviews with Joe Dunthorne, Salena Godden and Tom Chivers.
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Popshot Issue 5
The Childhood Issue
S/S 2011
Our fifth issue which takes a hide and seek peek into the rose tinted, summer filled hours of our childhood. Expect to find poems about worm eating school children, horror filled sleepovers, school toilet hierarchy and old wives tales. Featuring work from some of the finest contemporary poets and illustrators working today, plus interviews with Polarbear, Peepshow Collective, Murray Lachlan Young and Mr Bingo.
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Popshot Issue 4
The Modern Living Issue
A/W 2010
Our fourth issue which takes an inquisitively analytical step back from the whirlwind world that surrounds us and tries to work out exactly what this modern living nonsense is all about. Expect to find poems on TV culture, living for the weekend, the London underground and how a GPS can steal your husband. With poems, illustrations and interviews from some of the finest contemporary poets and illustrators breathing today.
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Popshot Issue 3
The Liberate Issue
S/S 2010
Our third issue which takes an explorative gulp into the world of liberation and challenges what liberation and freedom really means in the 21st Century. Expect to find poems about taking your clothes off, ejaculation, beating up the Dalai Lama and your grandmother growing her brain. With poems and illustrations from over 50 of the finest contemporary poets and illustrators breathing today.
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Popshot Issue 2
The Us & Them Issue
A/W 2009
Our second issue which looks at the bizarre compulsion as a human race to create splits, divides, factions and in particular - the 'Us & Them' mentality. Expect to find poems about the BNP, the royal family, dreaded job interviews and humans being eventually replaced by robots. With poems and illustrations from over 50 of the finest contemporary poets and illustrators breathing today.
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Popshot Issue 1
The Wonder of the Ordinary Issue
S/S 2009
Our naively beautiful first issue which dives head first into the celebration of the everyday and the recognition of those smaller things that can tend to pass us by. Expect to find poems that commemorate the tea mug, identify with the milkman, marvel at a woman called Barbara and sympathise with the feelings of a washing up brush. With poems and illustrations from over 50 of the finest contemporary poets and illustrators breathing today.
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