Two Poems - 'Sorry' and 'Ten Thousand'

Five poems from Lapwing
Copley, H. 2024. Five poems from Lapwing. Blackbox Manifold.

Lapwing
Copley, H 2024. Lapwing. Liverpool, UK Liverpool University Press.

'Poems befitting a wife left at home'
Copley, H. 2023. 'Poems befitting a wife left at home'. in: Chris Laoutaris, Katherine Scheil, Aaron Kent and Paul Edmonson (ed.) Anne-thology - Poems Re-Presenting Anne Shakespeare Broken Sleep Books. pp. 27

Statue
Copley, H. 2021. Statue. The London Magazine.

Editorial: Keith Douglas at 100
Copley, H. 2021. Editorial: Keith Douglas at 100. Stand. 18 (4), pp. 3-5.

Speculum
Copley, H. Aaron Kent (ed.) 2021. Speculum. Talgarreg, Wales Broken Sleep Books.

How to write a love poem
Copley, H. 2021. How to write a love poem. The Conversation.

‘A small, fierce being’: Jon Silkin, Isaac Rosenberg, and the definition of the Anglo-Jewish poet
Copley, H. 2020. ‘A small, fierce being’: Jon Silkin, Isaac Rosenberg, and the definition of the Anglo-Jewish poet. Textual Practice. https://doi.org/10.1080/0950236x.2020.1839954

'Baby teeth'
Copley, H. 2020. 'Baby teeth'. Into the Void.

Lapwing
Copley, H. 2020. Lapwing. Poetry magazine. 215 (4), pp. 337-343.

Denim
Copley, H. 2019. Denim. Bath Magg. Issue 2.

Newcastle Poetry Prize 2019
Copley, H. 2019. Newcastle Poetry Prize 2019.

Review: Geoffrey Hill, The Book of Baruch by the Gnostic Justin, edited by Kenneth Haynes (OUP, 2019)
Copley, H. 2019. Review: Geoffrey Hill, The Book of Baruch by the Gnostic Justin, edited by Kenneth Haynes (OUP, 2019) . Stand. 17 (2), pp. 117-121.

From Baghdad to Sarajevo to Beeston: The War Poetry of Tony Harrison
Copley, H. 2018. From Baghdad to Sarajevo to Beeston: The War Poetry of Tony Harrison. English Studies. 99 (1), pp. 19-33. https://doi.org/10.1080/0013838X.2017.1405319

The Enduring Gift of Geoffrey Hill
Copley, H. 2017. The Enduring Gift of Geoffrey Hill. Stand. 15(2) (214), pp. 62-67.

Committed Rootlessness: The Anglo-Jewish Perspective and Rhetoric of Jon Silkin
Copley, H. 2013. Committed Rootlessness: The Anglo-Jewish Perspective and Rhetoric of Jon Silkin. Stand. 11 (3), pp. 18-26.