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So thrilled to have received my first poetry publication in print, in the UK magazine Mslexia. Thank you @Mslexia @jennaclake for choosing my poem for the Poison showcase. And well done to all the other writers who contributed @AmbreNicolson @poetalicewhite @BettyJDobson
Such a thrill to recieve a book in the post that contains 2 poems I wrote, especially when the book is full of such delicious noise. Beautiful issue! Would love to do an online event to meet the other poets and hear the sound poems read aloud. @NineArchesPress @_UnderTheRadar_
So pleased to have a tiny poem in Tiny Wren Lit. The accompanying poems are so beautiful. Can't wait to print the gorgeously illustrated zine.
Hello, my lovelies. Issue 7: memento mori is alive and available for your reading pleasure: tinywrenlit.com/issue-7
My thanks to all of you wrensters for sharing your poetry!
‘As with a poem, each patient is unique’: the cancer surgeon using poetry to help train doctors theguardian.com/science/2024…
Happy to hear that poetry about experiences with breast cancer has a practical application. @mslexia @yellowarrowpub @joaoluisbarreto @CarolineBirdUK
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2022: the year I had a short story go viral. I'm grateful to all who read & shared. We even busted a server.
ICYMI, "Between the Lines" is the story of a marriage, told through an email being drafted in real time.
It takes ~ 5 min to read/experience.
codelit.com/between-the-line…
Thank you @MissLizBerry and @poetrybusiness for the wonderful workshop on kisses in poetry. So dreamy, generous, intimate just like a Liz Berry poem. Opened new ways to approach writing and it felt very nuturing having the breakout rooms. Loved the Alice Coltrane exercise!
Looking forward to feasting on these poetry collections this November. @CarolineBirdUK @MissLizBerry @brendashaughnes
Very pleased to have my poem My Radiation Oncologist's Fabulous Boots published in @yellowarrowpub EMBLAZON journal. #poemsaboutbreastcancer #poemsaboutmentors #yapemblazon
So happy to have my poem about Elizabeth Cotten out in the world. Thanks @InkSweatTears. The poem explores how music was a salve for me and also is a celebration of those exciting conversations with other female artists across centuries and continents.
Take the 'Freight Train' with Emma Gawlinski @EClinski today. For Elizabeth Cotten, (1893 -1987) American blues and folk musician, singer, and songwriter, and on inksweatandtears.co.uk/emma-….
Gorgeous.
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You can now listen to the beautiful 'Ballad of Eliza Showell' on @BBCSounds ❤️
Made by magic producer @MairBosworth, it tells the moving true story of my great-aunt Eliza who was sent to Canada in 1908.
Radio Pick of the Week in @thetimes & @guardian
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001mt1…

















