The Poet in the Library I love libraries; what writer doesn’t (that’s rhetorical!) I didn’t read a lot of poetry from Harrogate Library when I… Continue Reading The Poet in the Library
The Poet in the Library I love libraries; what writer doesn’t (that’s rhetorical!) I didn’t read a lot of poetry from Harrogate Library when I… Continue Reading The Poet in the Library
Word on the Street It’s not often that something happens that far exceeds my wildest hopes (I have very wild hopes!) … but this week… Continue Reading Word on the Street
Poetry, Near and Far A relatively short post this week because I’ve been battling a nuisance of an upset stomach which is currently being tested… Continue Reading Poetry, Near and Far
APP: Accessibility, Podcast and Poetry Back on 1st August 2017, I set foot outside my hermit hole on a Welsh hillside, to venture to London… Continue Reading APP: Accessibility, Podcast and Poetry
Poetry: A Dirty Job But Somebody’s Gotta Do It Gail Radley is the author of 24 books for young people. On her website Radley considers… Continue Reading Poetry: A Dirty Job But Somebody’s Gotta Do It
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Poetry Preserves and Pickles I’m a busy poetry bee this coming week. If there’s plenty of honey I’ll sell it in jars so you can… Continue Reading Poetry Preserves and Pickles
Wordy Nerdy Man I’ve always been a bit of a nerd. I think that’s why I don’t find blindness an insurmountable barrier to writing and… Continue Reading Wordy Nerdy Man
The Size of a Poem I said, Oh wow, look at me now I’m building up my problems to the size of a cow The… Continue Reading The Size of a Poem
Eggs is Eggs it’s Poetry Q: Why Did the Poet Cross the Road? A. To get to the Hen and Chicks. Which Came First, the… Continue Reading Eggs is Eggs it’s Poetry
Poetry in Presteigne I was invited to Presteigne, a small town in Powys, about 20 mins drive north east of Hay on Wye, to read… Continue Reading Poetry in Presteigne