Frequently Asked Questions About The Seventh Quarry Press

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The Seventh Quarry is a poetry magazine published in Swansea, Wales, with an international perspective, which appears twice a year, in winter and summer. The first issue was launched at the Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea, in January 2005. He is also the Founder and the Editor of The Seventh Quarry Press.

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