Last spring, when the Daily Post ran an article the under headline, ‘Furious debate erupts as visitors refuse to use Welsh name Yr Wyddfa for 'Snowdon'’, the dispute had already been politicised...
The Poetry School course ‘Revisiting the Romantics During Global Heating’ connected poets from around the world - America, Australia, New Zealand, the UK - and encouraged responses to fortnightly stimuli. Modron Magazine published these poems as a feature celebrating Earth Day.
Do it Ourselves The visual should be enough to see the poem spread out like a mycelial network. To read it, click on the link, and choose any path; you should be able to form about 50 different poems, and they all finish on the word ‘collaboration’. Sidetracked Magazine is an online and printed journal featuring […]
Episode 3 coming soon 🎧 On The Seren Poetry Podcast this week, we chat to Glyn Edwards about his collection ‘In Orbit’. Listen to him reading his poem ‘Tombolo’ in this new preview https://www.buzzsprout.com/2035359. Full interview coming Thursday 30th November. Produced by Alternative Stories.
Burning Gaze: Revisiting the Romantics During Global Heating
Steve Whittaker of the Yorkshire post reviewed 'Sun, Earth and Moon scale model (Oxford Natural History Museum)'
In Orbit - Book Launch - Providero, Llandudno
On receiving news of a beloved teacher’s death, a man struggles with the loss of a relationship sustained by deep admiration and unrequited love. Memories of their shared journey are separated in three orbits where the man’s past, present, and future are punctuated by intense grief.
Great to have new work published in two anthologies and a journal this spring
'There is no king of Bardsey Island' was included by BBC Radio Wales' Gary Raymond in a showcase of Welsh culture during the recent British Council programme for WalesLitGermany.