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Novelist and emerging poet, Nick Browne
Emerging poet, Nick Browne is struvk by the changes brought about by lockdown.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
3 Poems by Dominic Fisher
Dominic Fisher's was the winner of the Bristol Poetry Prize. His collection The Ladies and Gentlemen of the Dead was published by The Blue Nib in March 2019.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
3 poems by Amanda Bell
Amanda Bell's first poetry collection First the Feathers (Doire Press, 2017) was shortlisted for the Shine Strong Award.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
3 poems by Maeve McKenna
Maeve McKenna’s work has been placed in several international poetry competitions. She enjoys writing immensely, almost as much as she does avoiding it.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
3 poems by Belinda Cooke
Belinda Cooke's poetry includes Stem (the High Window Press, 2019) and her Days of the Shorthanded Shovelists forthcoming (Salmon Poetry).
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
4 poems by Eveline Pye
Eveline Pye's poem ‘Mosi-Oa-Tunya’ was chosen for the Twenty Best Scottish Poems of that Year. Her new collection ‘STEAM’, will be published by Red Squirrel Press 2021.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
3 poems by Berni Dwan
Poet Berni Dwan was placed second in the Johnathan Swift Awards and was shortlisted for the Anthony Cronin International Poetry Award.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Poetry by Kate Ennals
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