The constellation of uneven choreography And it’s NaPoWriMo 2021 and already my brain hurts.
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World Poetry Day
Here’s wishing everyone a Happy World Poetry Day for 2021. Here’s some background information from UNESCO as to why World Poetry Day is more important than it might appear: Held every year on 21 March, World Poetry Day celebrates one of humanity’s most treasured forms… Read more
Erasure Poetry
Every month (or nearly every month) I work in a generative space that asks us to make seven poems for seven days starting on the seventh of each month (it’s called ‘sevens’). For March, I experimented with erasure poetry. I really admire some of the… Read more
Interview: Julian Brasington
Julian’s work combines the lyrical and political. Ambiguous, imagistic, it encourages us to see the world differently, encouraging multiple understandings and different readings. Here, he reads and discusses his poem, Home to the Hebrides, which was published in Ink, Sweat and Tears in June 2020.… Read more
Little dioramas
Interview: Matthew M C Smith
Matthew’s work is evocative and sincere without being sentimental. His poetry frequently uses landscape as a means to explore ideas and intersections of time, space and human stories, using powerful imagery that takes the reader on a journey full of multiple transformations. On the blurb… Read more
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Welcome to my emporium of prints, ephemera, and other curious things. I don’t go through a ‘print to order’ third-party site when selling artwork but use local or specialist art printers. I keep it this way because I love knowing exactly what I’m sending out.… Read more