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Poetry Place at Arnold Library

Inspire Culture Poetry Festival 2022 is now well underway across Nottinghamshire libraries. Visit Arnold library to see the Poetry Place touring exhibition.

Arnold Library, Inspire Poetry Festival 2022, Poetry Place, poetry reading

Updated poetry writing/teaching links

I’ve recently updated my links page by adding new links to some more of my favourite poets and poetry journals…

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Keep on Writing

Here are my Keep on Writing resources developed in 2022 for Melbourne young writers, their families and teachers during my…

Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, poetry teaching materials, poetry writing, State Library of Victoria

Wollaton Arts Festival Friday 24th June

I am looking forward to reading new poems at Wollaton Wordsmiths, St Leonard’s Community Centre, Bramcote Lane tomorrow with Harminder…

Harminder Nagi, Lytisha Tunbridge, open mic, poetry reading, Sue Dymoke, Wollaton Arts Festival

PhD Opportunity: Poetry and Young People’s Mental Health

I hope this (self funded)PhD studentship opportunity in the Institute of Education at Nottingham Trent University will be of interest…

Nottingham Trent University, PhD opportunity, poetry and mental health, poetry research, Young poets

Moniza Alvi and Alan Baker: new poetry

Spring is proving to be a great season for new poetry. My two best reads so far both present fascinating…

Alan Baker, Bloodaxe, dialect poetry, Geordie, Leafe Press, Moniza Alvi, poetry reading

Melbourne poem 4: Sold

Sold is the last of my Found Works from the State Library of Victoria archive. It draws on advertisements from…

Cargoes, found poetry, John Masefield, Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, State Library of Victoria, The Melbourne Argus

Melbourne Poems 3: Lost, Stolen or Strayed?

Lost, Stolen or Strayed? is the third Found Work written during my virtual residency with the State Library of Victoria

found poetry, Melbourne Advertiser, Melbourne Argus, Melbourne Daily News, Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, State Library of Victoria, Sue Dymoke

Dancing in the sky: young Melbourne writers

Melbourne young writers were sharing some very promising ideas last weekend in their Gandal writing workshop hosted by State Library of Victoria. Here are some of their lovely suggestions about the keys to Melbourne Zoo…

Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, Melbourne Zoo, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, State Library of Victoria, virtual writer in residence, young writers

Keep on writing: ideas for writing poems and stories exploring State Library Victoria’s collections

This weekend’s workshop with Melbourne young people will focus on using digitised artefacts and photographs from the State Library of Victoria

digital archives, Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, photographs, poetry writing, State Library of Victoria

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