“The Blue Cell”: poems on the lives of early Welsh saints
I’m happy to say that my new pamphlet, The Blue Cell, was published by Rack Press earlier this … More “The Blue Cell”: poems on the lives of early Welsh saints »
Author: groovela
Surrealism vindicated? Andre Breton in Haiti
I’m happy to say that my new poem ‘Breadfruit’, a long piece in six parts, now appears … More Surrealism vindicated? Andre Breton in Haiti »
Greatly enjoyed reading at the Imperial Hotel last Thursday – it was lovely meeting everyone, and a fabulous … More »
Reading in Merthyr
Looking forward very much to reading at the Imperial Hotel in Merthyr Tydfil next Thursday: 11th December. 7.30pm, … More Reading in Merthyr »
“…grain-scattered streets, barge-crowded water…”
An article by John Goodby in the latest issue of Poetry Wales challenges the programme of events organised … More “…grain-scattered streets, barge-crowded water…” »
Just because we cannot hear them
The Nottingham Festival of Words last week hosted “Writing Hungary”, a reading and panel discussion on Hungarian poetry, … More Just because we cannot hear them »
More reading, less pleading
I spent a very enjoyable evening last week at the Olde Murenger House in Newport, taking part in the series … More More reading, less pleading »
I’m very happy to have been able to take part in Devolved Voices, a major research project into … More »
I’m very pleased to have four poems in the new issue of Agenda: part of a special section … More »