The Northampton Poetry Review is an online literary journal from Northamptonshire, UK. 


About The Northampton Poetry Review

The Northampton Poetry Review is a literary journal based in Northamptonshire, UK. Its mission is to give voice to new poetry, fiction and non-fiction.

Initially aimed at writers with a connection to Northamptonshire, NPR is also open to submissions from friends further afar.

Each NPR issue is themed. As well as writing related to the theme, NPR features great new writing across a variety of topics.

Any writing about NPR's patron saint John Clare is also welcomed.

Patron Saint of NPR John Clare(c) Tom Harding 2017

Patron Saint of NPR John Clare

(c) Tom Harding 2017

John Clare

The NPR has chosen to adopt the Northamptonshire poet John Clare as our patron saint.

Clare was a lover of the natural world and loved to catalogue and ramble through the Northamptonshire countryside. In his later years he was institutionalised, as his doctor described, after ‘years addicted to poetical prosings'.

To find out more about John Clare’s work, life and his links to Northamptonshire, visit the John Clare Society


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Founder / Editor at Large : Tom Harding

Commissioning Editor / Art Director : Philippa Harding


Northampton Poetry Review (Online) ISSN 2515-0588

Northampton Poetry Review (Print) ISSN 2515-057X

All Content © Tom Harding 2017 - 2021