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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 … More

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

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

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

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

DNA Poetry: writing about science and the natural world

Coming very soon (This Saturday Feb 15th) DNA Poetry: writing about science and the natural world: The collaborative DNA Time poetry … More

Bromley House Library, DNA poetry, Natural world, Poetry and science, poetry writing

New Poetry Research in 2020

As this new decade begins I am excited to start a new job as an Associate Professor at Nottingham Trent … More

Anthony Wilson, Nottingham Trent University, poetry research, poetry writing, The Foyle Foundation

Calling Beeston writers…

Poetry Place writing workshop at Beeston Library 11.30 – 1pm, Nov 30th. Come along and write.

Beeston, Beeston Library, found poetry, Inspire, local history, maps, photographs, poetry writing

Thanks for listening to the Art of Now

Thanks to everyone who listened and commented on Recombinant Rhymes and DNA Art, broadcast last Monday on R4. If you missed it, catch up at BBC Sounds or on BBC iplayer.

Artsci, BBC Radio 4, DNA, DNA Time, poetry writing, The Art of Now

Thinking Like a Poet: Mansfield Library Feb 2nd

Mansfield Library Poetry Writing workshop with Sue Dymoke on Sat 2nd Feb https://www.inspireculture.org.uk/whats-on/events/2019/02/thinking-poet-sue-dymoke-mansfield/

Mansfield Library, poetry writing

Tues 11th Dec: Beeston Poetry Workshop

Just putting finishing touches to my Thinking Like a Poet writing workshop taking place at Beeston Library on Tues 11th … More

Beeston Library, poetry writing

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