Being on the happy side of a fine line, and other August musings
August. Already. Do you remember how summer holidays seemed in childhood – a long holiday starting late July (for those of us in […]
August. Already. Do you remember how summer holidays seemed in childhood – a long holiday starting late July (for those of us in […]
After a couple of weeks of what’s felt like full-on socialising in our sunny garden, I’m enjoying a quiet day alone catching up, […]
Well hello! I am feeling epic. Not because I’ve suddenly won some dough or got a call from Faber. No! Health update (feel […]
The new edition of Magma, edited by Benedict Newbery and Pauline Sewards, is dedicated to ‘work’, a subject close to my heart. It’s always […]
I first met Jan Heritage at the house of the late and much missed Jo Grigg. Jo was the coordinator of the Brighton […]
Although I’m going to miss my writer’s group this week it’s for a good reason, as I’ll be in Ireland for the Cork […]
This is the first year in a while that I haven’t been driving up to the Southbank for the T S Eliot Prize […]
It’s December which means I’m updating the list of magazine submissions windows. If you ordered A Guide to Getting Published in UK Poetry Magazines […]
At the end of October it was my birthday, and over a boozy supper my dear husband suggested we do a ‘dry November’. […]
It’s a good thing it’s pouring with rain today as I have every excuse to stay indoors, write, bake bread and plan this […]