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The Poetry Society and the T.S. Eliot Prize are thrilled to announce the ten reviewers selected for this year’s Young Critics Scheme.

The ten Young Critics are Aisha Allinson, Jacob Burgess Rollo, Heather Chapman, Emmett Coleman, Zeinab Elnemer, Caoilfhin Foley, Florence Hall, Elsie Hayward, Tasneem Maher, and Salma Reda. We’re so excited to start working with them over the coming weeks!

The cohort will attend a series of intensive online workshops in October and November 2026, including sessions with leading critics Kadish Morris and Helen Bowell. They’ll then each produce a video review of a collection shortlisted for the 2026 T.S. Eliot Prize - keep an eye on our YouTube channel later this year to see what they come up with 🌟
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Portrait of A Poet.

Simply Rockers, Roger Robinson @rogerrobinsononline choosing to do his Ting the wrong way. Rocking our Rockers crown for this portrait by @rontimehin and styled by @thesoulstylist__ 

Roger has won the TZS Eliot Prize (2019), the RSL Ondaatje Prize (2020) and Cholmondeley Award (2024). He is a Royal So Irtysh of Literature Fellow and has been shortlisted for the Derek Walcott prize for poetry, the OCM Bocas poetry prize, the Oxford Booked Poetry Prize, and the European Prize for Freedom.

His collection A Portable Paradise was named a New Statesman Book of the year. His book Home is Not a Place, created in collaboration with Johny Pitts was Guardian Poetry Book of the year and shortlisted for British Book Award. He has also been a collaborator with the artist Hurvin Anderson Monograph published by Rizzoli in 2022.

Roger Robinson will be joining Anthony Joseph and Rachel Long in this month’s edition of poetry club. Also VIBES, TALK and MUSIC. Place are limited. Free but you have to book tickets. First come first served. Roger and @harriselliottstudio 
will be chopping Tings up. Come through.

Big up’s  King, thank you for choosing to do your Ting the wrong way. One perfect love every time @uptownyardie 
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