Ink Sweat & Tears is a UK based webzine which publishes and reviews poetry, prose, prose-poetry, word & image pieces and everything in between. Our tastes are eclectic and magpie-like and we aim to publish something new every day.
We try to keep waiting-time short, but because of increased submissions, the current waiting time between submission and publication is around twelve weeks.
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Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
Previously featured
Bob King
The first wristwatch was first worn
in 1810, despite what old turn-it-up
Flintstones episodes might have you
believe.
Eirene Gentle
Daffodils hate being shoved in corners. When forced they emit a peculiar scent, part butter, part ulcer. I wear yellow shoes because I don’t like corners either . . .
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
News
Becky May’s ‘My Swallows’ is the IS&T Pick of the Month for November. Read and hear it here!
So poignant, beautiful and deep. It is full of light and dark. Haunting and memorable. With the word ‘beautiful’ being...
Word & Image
Uprising & Resistance: Levi Naidu-Mitchell
This image, the central canvas or Canvas Two from Levi Naidu-Mitchell’s triptych, takes place metaphorically in the Middle Passage, displaying the Mangrove tree: ‘A concrete yet unruly and powerful plant, able to adapt in the worst of conditions, it acts here as a symbol of Black resistance. The Mangrove thrives in adversity, its roots both below and above water, creating an ecosystem and a sanctuary.’
Filmpoems
I dream of the sea by Josephine Corcoran
I dream of the sea by Josephine Corcoran Spring has come Wild fireworks of garlic Abundant as uncut grass...
Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
News

Becky May’s ‘My Swallows’ is the IS&T Pick of the Month for November. Read and hear it here!
So poignant, beautiful and deep. It is full of light and dark. Haunting and memorable. With the word ‘beautiful’ being...
Word & Image

Uprising & Resistance: Levi Naidu-Mitchell
This image, the central canvas or Canvas Two from Levi Naidu-Mitchell’s triptych, takes place metaphorically in the Middle Passage, displaying the Mangrove tree: ‘A concrete yet unruly and powerful plant, able to adapt in the worst of conditions, it acts here as a symbol of Black resistance. The Mangrove thrives in adversity, its roots both below and above water, creating an ecosystem and a sanctuary.’
Filmpoems

I dream of the sea by Josephine Corcoran
I dream of the sea by Josephine Corcoran Spring has come Wild fireworks of garlic Abundant as uncut grass...
Previously featured
Bob King
The first wristwatch was first worn
in 1810, despite what old turn-it-up
Flintstones episodes might have you
believe.
Eirene Gentle
Daffodils hate being shoved in corners. When forced they emit a peculiar scent, part butter, part ulcer. I wear yellow shoes because I don’t like corners either . . .
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
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