jo clement | writer

In 'Our Earth Inmost' I review three Northern poets in the latest issue of Poetry Review: Vol 112, No 4, Winter 2022. Cover artwork:...

Today 'Paisley' is Poem of the Week in The Scotsman. The broadsheet newspaper was first established as a radical political paper in 1817....

With thanks to Transport for London and The Poetry Society, my border poem 'Paisley' from Outlandish will be zipping around tube lines...

An artist of international significance, Dani Karavan created the Memorial for the Sinti and Roma of Europe murdered under National...

Delighted to announce that I am joining the poet Roy McFarlane as a new Poetry Book Society book selector in 2023. The team includes...

In the midst of a hellish summer, Outlandish was reprinted! Back in the saddle for my first proper readings (and signings!): starting...

THE YELLOWNESS IN THE GARDEN WE SEE IS NOT A DAFFODIL is the title of Jennifer Wong's review of Jo Clement's Outlandish (Bloodaxe), Jemma...

In this collection of poetry, Jo Clement gives voice to the Gypsy, Roma, Traveller community. Her lyrical imagery conjures the beauty of...

It's not often that researching an opera as widely performed and problematic as Carmen leads you to find an exciting new voice in poetry....