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A poem by a young Iranian poet Parnia Abbasi who, along with her family, all civilians, was killed today in a brutal and unlawful Israeli attack in the Sattarkhan neighbourhood of Tehran. Translated by Ghazal Mosadeq. pamenarpress.com/post/parnia-ab…

New on Pamenar Online Magazine: poems by Samira Abed — bell, el Phil, and the act — “a gift... carrying and moving / as a sensation” Palestinian-American poet from California. Read here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Ghazal Mosadeq of Pamenar Press has translated Parnia's "The Extinguished Star" pamenarpress.com/post/parnia-ab…

This is from Pamenar Online Magazine, but not in the way we ever wanted to share. Parnia Abbasi (2002–2025), a young Iranian poet, was killed with her family in a brutal Israeli strike on Tehran. We honour her voice. Do not stay silent. pamenarpress.com/post/parnia-ab…

Here's one of her poems, translated by Ghazal Mosadeq: The Extinguished Star I wept for the both for you and for me you blow at the stars, my tears in your world the freedom of light in mine The chase of shadows 2/3

New on Pamenar: two lush and explosive poems by Rosa Crepax. “We sing our devotion” as “3.5 million sweet flowers pour pink over our heads.” Read them here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Parnia Abbasi (2002–2025), a young Iranian poet, was killed with her family in an Israeli strike on Tehran. We share her poem The Extinguished Star, in mourning. Translated by Ghazal Mosadeq Ghazal Mosadeq pamenarpress.com/post/parnia-ab…

Tomorrow: Lee Ann Brown reads from Thirdness with Katie Ebbitt and Ghazal Mosadeq Wed 18 June, 6 PM Meeting Room, 49 Great Ormond Street, London, WC1N 3HZ Informal gathering upstairs after Suggested £5

Today! Join us Wed 18 June in London for a poetry reading with Lee Ann Brown (Thirdness), Katie Ebbitt & Ghazal Mosadeq. Doors 6 PM · Reading 7 PM 49 Great Ormond St, WC1N 3HZ Suggested donation: £5 More gathering upstairs after. Bring a drink.

Today! Join us Wed 18 June in London for a poetry reading with Lee Ann Brown (Thirdness), Katie Ebbitt & Ghazal Mosadeq. Doors 6 PM · Reading 7 PM 49 Great Ormond St, WC1N 3HZ Suggested donation: £5 More gathering upstairs after. Bring a drink.

Now up on the Pamenar Online Magazine: Meredith MacLeod Davidson's 'surge of body' poem titled A Conduct Akin to Crime! Read it here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Today we're highlighting 'Giv Oss O Herre' and 'Hans Nielsen Hauge' by Alex Mepham! Part of a larger project, these are memoir-poems which explore Mepham's time living in a cult-like religious organisation in Scandinavia. Read them here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Out now on the Pamenar Magazine - a sonnet sequence from Sal Randolph! From a manuscript currently in progress, these dazzling poems 'Hold dreaming', 'in parts closer in mind often doubt false'. Read them here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

This week from the Pamenar Online Magazine! This week we're publishing 'Chienne de nuit', 'You’ve Arrived Here in the Future', 'The Tower of Babel has Fallen', and 'Ambient Genocide' by Dominique Russell. Read them here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Today on the Pamenar Online Magazine! This sequence by Doug Jones is not to be missed; it wanders over the immune system, chemotherapy, carbon matters and the poor quality of the Great Yarmouth public housing stock. Read it here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Pamenar Press is joining the first edition of Stems, a new book fair for independent and experimental publishing. London E2 8BD 19–20 July 2025 Come browse books, zines and more — and say hi!

New work by David Buuck out now on the Pamenar Online Magazine! 'Beyond the Reach of Satellites' is not to be missed! An excoriation of debilitation by the administrations of death-making within the imperial core. can be read at: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Now live on the Pamenar Online Magazine is Richard Price's poem sequence 'Venice Numbers'! Find yourself 'away from the conservation area', and amongst the 'moss or marine weed'. Commune in these poems with the 'ingenuity of plastic –'. Read it here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Now live on the Pamenar Online Magazine! In 'To my heritage, what is a word?' Fatimah Aziz presents a speaker who struggles to connect with and claim their culture from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Read them here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine

Live now on the Pamenar Online Magazine! 'Blood River', 'Blood Memory', and 'Ode to Calle Ocho' by Thomas Kneeland celebrate names, lines, and lineages in 'the embodiment of letters'. Read them here: pamenarpress.com/online-magazine