Outposts No. 93. Summer 1972. Edited by Howard Sergeant. British Poetry Magazine

A Summer 1972 issue of Outposts, Number 93, edited by the British poet and literary editor Howard Sergeant. Free UK postage.

Founded during the 1940s, Outposts became one of the significant small-press poetry magazines in Britain, providing a platform for both established poets and emerging voices. Under Sergeant’s long editorship the journal developed a reputation for publishing a broad range of contemporary poetry and literary commentary.

This issue includes contributions from Laurence Lerner, David Holbrook, and Alex Comfort, the latter widely known as both a poet and author of The Joy of Sex. Additional work appears by Neil Powell, Tony Curtis, Wes Magee, John Fairfax and others.

The magazine also includes reviews and commentary by several literary critics, reflecting the vibrant British small-press poetry scene of the late twentieth century.

Year: 1972

Pages: 36

Condition: Good

Notes: Good.Previous owner name in ink to the  front cover (see photo).