Oliver Fox is a poet from London.

Some recent work includes:

• A poem about charities and volunteering which won the 2025 Free Verse Prize, judged by Ali Lewis.
• A poem about male pattern balding in Magma's "Liberation" issue, edited by Isabelle Baafi, Sohini Basak, and Tim Tim Cheng.
• A poem about going on a first date with The Algorithm in The Rialto's "Machine" issue, edited by Ella Frears and Will Harris.
• A poem about class imposter syndrome and the National Poetry Competition in the 2025 Verve Anthology, edited by Hannah Lowe.
• Fifteen poems, mostly about computers in Haptics, a pamphlet published in 2023 with Broken Sleep Books.

A longer biog and portfolio is here.

You can get in touch for readings, as well as for arts fundraising support, consultancy and artist workshops (which is what Oliver Fox does for a living), via Instagram, Bluesky, or by email.