Chris Jones
Poetry

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Little Piece of Harm

My latest collection of poems is available from Longbarrow Press.  Little Piece of Harm is a narrative sequence that focuses on 24 hours in the life of a city that has been shut down in the aftermath of a shooting. As this act of violence ramifies outwards, the sequence explores the geographical reach of Sheffield…

Posted on 28th March 2021 in Publications

Rob Hindle’s Website

It’s worth checking out Rob Hindle’s excellent blog if you get the chance. He regularly updates his site with thoughtful pieces on writing poetry, creativity, and wider aspects of the arts.  He has a ‘guest poet’ slot as well that is certainly worth reading.  You can find his own poetry on the site as well.

Posted on 13th May 2012 in News

Longbarrow Press presents Peter Riley’s XIV Pieces

I thought I should flag up the latest pamphlet collection from Longbarrow Press featuring work by Peter Riley, one of Britain’s finest poets. It is – as Brian Lewis the founder of the publishing house says – ‘neither poems nor prose’, concise meditations on place and society. You can read ‘Wetton Will New Year’s Eve…

Posted on 2nd May 2012 in News

SoundCloud Readings

You can listen to readings of my poems here.

Posted on 15th April 2012 in Readings

Cancer Genetics Building

Works by Chris Jones, alongside paintings by Paul Evans and poems by Matt Clegg have been placed in the new Cancer Genetics Building and Cancer Research Building in Cardiff. The commission – led by Paul Evans – has been created in close collaboration with researchers at the Cardiff University Medical School, technicians and practitioners in the…

Posted on 12th April 2012 in Commissions

New Poem for New Site

To celebrate the launch of my new site I’ve posted a poem here that will be included in Jigs and Rigs, a chapbook to be published by Shoestring Press later this year.  The poem focuses on a reading I organised in the late 1990s, featuring the poet Ken Smith. The Reading When Ken arrives his foot’s…

Posted on 4th April 2012 in News

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