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[In reverse date order]
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Poetry anthologies
Tymes Goe By Turnes: Solstice Shorts Festival 2020 (Arachne Press, 2020)
‘The Saddest Birdes a Season Find to Singe’ on video
Writers in the Winter Museum (Senhouse Roman Museum, 2020)
Poems and stories written in workshops run by Angela Locke
Aesthetica Creative Writing Award 2021 (Aesthetica, 2020)
Poem ‘To my hands’ previously commended by Alison Brackenbury in the Fire River Poets Competition 2016
Reflected Light: Responses to the Creative Arts (Grey Hen Press, 2020)
‘An Enigma Resolved’
Out of Context: An Anthology of ‘Found’ Poems (Grey Hen Press, 2019)
‘The Corporate Team-building Group on the
Glasgow to London service, Coach E’
This Place I Know: A New Anthology of Cumbrian Poetry (Handstand Press, 2018)
Dusk: Stories and Poems from Solstice Shorts Festival 2017 (Arachne Press, 2018)
‘Calling them in’, with musical accompaniment by Paul Dowswell
Diversifly – Poetry and Art on Britain’s Urban Birds (Fairacre Press, 2018)
Vaster Than Empires: Poems About Vegetables (Grey Hen Press, 2018)
Write to Be Counted: Poetry to Uphold Human Rights (The Book Mill, 2017)
Poetry for Performance: An Anthology for Speech and Drama Teachers (The Playing Space, 2017)
Her Heart Poetry: The Annual (Her Heart Publishing, 2017)
Magazines
Southlight 26 (Autumn 2020)
Southlight 27 (Spring/Summer 2020)
‘Mermaid Aerobics’, ‘Umbrellas’, ‘Interviewing Grandpa’
SpeakEasy 3 (2019)
‘Calling Them In’ (Valanga version)
SpeakEasy 2 (2018)
‘Maureen, In Her Chair’
Mslexia 76 (Dec/Jan/Feb 2017/18)
‘White gladioli’ featured in ‘Poetry challenge: specular poetry’, selected by Linda France
SpeakEasy 1 (2017)
‘Coming to Nizas’, ‘Progress’
The Journal 55 (2017)
‘Trying to Edit the Holocaust’
Quirk 7 (2016)
‘On reading Anne Sexton’, ‘Sometimes love slips away’
Music and film
‘Jessica’s Sonnet’, released by The Company of Players
on their album Shakespeare Songs (2018), set to music
by Sam Kelly and Kim Lowings
Reviews:
Released by Knock & Nash Productions in 2020, performed by Ciara Kaighin Adams as part of the #CreateCollabCumbria project.
Sheep/Wind/Water Haiku used in I Even Dream in Haiku: Water