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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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Click on the yellow links.
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The Lost Art of Ironing by Kelly Davis (published by Hedgehog Poetry Press, 2024)
Glory Days by Kerry Darbishire and Kelly Davis (published by Hen Run, 2021)
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Magazines
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Mslexia, no. 100 (Dec/Jan/Feb 2023/24)
'The lost art of ironing', 'In my mind I've been to Antarctica'
The Journal, 68 (Spring 2023)
'In the future I dream of', 'Strangers and guests'
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Erbacce Poetry Journal, 69 (Spring 2022)
'Calling them in', 'Lentil soup', 'Yesterday I woke early', 'If Emily Dickinson were my best friend', 'Valldemossa'
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Magma Poetry, Issue 81, Anthropocene
'Meeting in Deep Time'
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Shooter Literary Magazine 12 (2021), Animal Love Issue
‘Floating’
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Websites
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Carlisle Poetry Symposium, Interview, September 2024
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Wombwell Rainbow, Interview, Autumn 2024
London Grip Poetry Magazine, 'I sat opposite Autumn on the Tube', Spring 2023
Wildfire Words, On the Same Page, 'Grateful', 2022
Anthologies
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To Make Us Real: Winning Poems from the 2024 Winchester Poetry Prize
(Winchester Poetry Festival, 2024)
Selected by Clare Shaw
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Two Ravens: Explorations of mind and memory
(Grey Hen Press, 2024)
Edited by Joy Howard
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Epona and the Golden Bees: A Moment of Time in the Museum
(Senhouse Roman Museum, 2023)
Edited by Angela Locke
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Before the Cameras Leave Ukraine (Black Spring Press, 2023)
Edited by Rebecca Graham
‘This Sceptred Isle’
Different Days: Another 20 poems for the planet (Grey Hen Press, 2022)
‘Earth’s heartbone laid bare’
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Words from the Brink: Stories and Poems from Solstice Shorts Festival 2021 (Arachne Press, 2021) ‘The Last Lioness’ and ‘What the Natterjack Toad Teaches Us’, video introduction to poems
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Aesthetica Creative Writing Award 2022 (Aesthetica, 2021)
Poem ‘Conversation with my father’ previously selected by Vanessa Kisuule for Luke Jerram’s Bread Poetry Competition, Week 6
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Hair Raising Anthology (Nine Pens Press, 2021)
All proceeds donated to Macmillan Cancer Support
New Writing Northwest 2021: A Litfest Anthology
From 16 March to 28 April 2021, Lancaster Litfest ran ‘New Writing Northwest’, a series of workshops in four genres for emerging writers based in the Northwest region. I participated in the poetry workshops, led by Kim Moore, and some of our poems appear in this anthology.
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Best New British and Irish Poets 2019-2021 (Black Spring Press, 2021)
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Lovely, Dark and Deep: Poems About Woods (Grey Hen Press, 2021)
‘Autumn Walk in Flimby Woods’
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