*Drey is a new magazine. Its first issue has a very readable essay by Sally Evans on the late Scottish poet Sandie Craigie (1963-2005) plus poems from (among others) Adam Fish, Crista Ermiya, Rab Wilson and my good self.
There is also The Drey Poetry Chart which is well worth being a part of.

Green Clock appeared in my collection ‘Somewhere in Heaven’ and recalls a visit to a family member dying of emphysema.

Green Clock

His breath putters,
apes the gas fire.

Solicitor makes notes:
dates, jobs carried out, contacts…
He forces replies.

The green clock
bought last Christmas:
five minutes fast.

Tom Kelly

Drey has very good production values and recalls Michael O’Neill’s Poetry Durham. The magazine is a Red Squirrel Publication and is recommended.
I love hard copy magazines (my room is full of them!): long may Drey grow.
You will get four issues for £15 per year made payable to’ Red Squirrel Press’
Drey’s editor is Kevin Cadwallender and the magazine address is:
P.O. Box
Edinburgh
EH6 9AA

And here is some information from the Red Squirrel Site;

Drey is the dynamic new quarterly magazine from Red Squirrel Press. It features poems, flash fiction, artwork, reviews and essays.

Creative Editor is Kevin Cadwallender. Submissions (maximum 6 poems or flash fiction up to 1000 words):

by e-mail to: drey@redsquirrelpress.com
or by post to: Red Squirrel Press Scotland, PO Box 23896, Edinburgh

*Drey
‘A squirrel’s nest of twigs in a tree,’
I suspect you knew that.