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Author: Sue Dymoke

Sue is a poet, Associate Professor in Education at Nottingham Trent University and a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts. What They Left Behind, her third full poetry collection was published by Shoestring Press in 2018.

Melbourne Poems 2: Flag-Staff

Flag-Staff is the second Found Work arising from my Melbourne City of Literature virtual residency.

Flagstaff, found poetry, Melbourne Daily News, Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, State Library of Victoria

Chinese Tea and Poetry

As the Spring Festival draws to a close, there was a good deal to learn and savour about Chinese Tea and poetry at Lakeside on Sunday.

Chinese Spring Festival, Chinese Tea Ceremony, Lakeside Arts, Lu Tong, Lu Yu, Nottingham Confucius Institute, Su Dongpo, Year of the Tiger, Yuka Nakai

Melbourne poems 1: Sailed from Naarm

Sailed from Naarm 1838 – 1846 is the first for a series of Found Works created during my virtual residency at the State Library of Victoria for Melbourne UNESCO City of Literature

found poetry, Melbourne Advertiser, Melbourne Argus, Melbourne Daily News, Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, Naarm, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, Sailing Ships, State Library of Victoria, virtual writer in residence

Counterfeiting Robert Burns

While you prepare to sip your wee dram of Talisker (or other preferred tipple) and to address your haggis on … More

AHRC, Burns Night, Fakers & Forgers, poetry research, Robert Burns, University of Glasgow

Poetry Place: virtual exhibition & book

Poetry Place virtual exhibition now live. Be Inspired.

Inspire Picture Archive

The Shed (for Dad)

I read this poem at our lovely Dad’s funeral at St Nicholas Church, Stevenage on Friday. Thanks to everyone who … More

Craftsman, Jim Dymoke, The Shed

Melbourne Virtual Writer-in-Residence

I am thrilled to announce that I have been selected as a virtual writer-in-residence for Melbourne, Australia in November 2021. … More

@library_vic, @melcityoflit, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, poetry writing, State Library of Victoria, virtual writer in residence

Poetry Place exhibition open

The Poetry Place exhibition is now open for viewing in Mansfield Central Library until 31st October 2021 and then on tour around Nottinghamshire libraries until 2023.

Inspire Picture Archive, Inspire Poetry Festival, Michelle Dunstan, Miner2Major

Poetry Place and Inspire Poetry Festival

Poetry Place exhibition opens 18th Sept at Mansfield Central Library. Poetry Place workshops 25th Sept and 9th October at Edwinstowe Library.

Edwinstowe Library, Inspire Picture Archive, Inspire Poetry Festival, Mansfield Central Library, Miner2Major, National Library of Scotland, Nottinghamshire Libraries, Sherwood Forest

Publications update…

Raceme reviews and poem In its spring/summer edition the Bristol-based journal Raceme published a new poem ‘Across Colne Water’ along … More

A level English Literature, New Writing, Nina Mingya Powles, Nine Arches Press, Peter Kahn, poetry reviews, poetry writing, Raceme

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