Poems: 2010
Dec: “Instamatic”, Sentinel Champions #3
Oct : “St Anthony Road”, The Interpreter’s House #45
Oct |
“Something and Nothing”, “A photograph of Mary J. MacDonald dreaming of her father”, “Sandalwood, lavender, charcoal, lime” Open Wide #24 |
Sept |
“Thirst”, “The Fire Hand”, in Assent #64 1/2 |
2010 |
“Angie Explains Pantheism”, Delinquent #10 |
Nov |
“Three Windows”, A Book of King’s |
2010 |
“Going Ahead”, Aspire #2 |
July |
“Jetsam”, Welsh Poetry Competition website, http://www.welshpoetry.co.uk/winners.html |
July |
“Presumably butterflies”, “No need to ask”, Orbis # 151 |
July |
“Seven Summers” – a sequence of seven haiku included in the Sheffield Haiku project and temporarily on the website. See http://sheffieldhaiku.co.uk/ |
June |
“Evelyn”, “Plunge”, Iota #87 |
May |
“August 1974”, Crab Lines off the Pier , anthology: http://www.indigodreams.co.uk/#/summer-anthology/4539214329 |
May |
“Three Roses”, Danse Macabre #34, http://dansemacabre.art.officelive.com/CantoPoesia.aspx |
April |
“Return to High Force”, “Snow on the Edge”, The Visitors, Cinnamon Press anthology |
April |
“Unspoken”, “Found Objects”, “A Civilised Woman”, Champion Poems #2 |
Other publications 2010
2010 |
Novel extract: “How to Kill Francesca. Twice.”Matter #10 |
2010 |
CD: Three poems read on new CD, Tuesday Poets |
2010 |
Story: “The Gift of a Year”, A Book of King’s |
2010 |
Review: “Smokestack Poets”, The North |
2010 |
Review “Damian Walford Davies”: Now Then |
2010 |
Review: “Ralph Hawkins: Gone to Marzipan”, Aspire #2 |
Readings 2010
Nov4th |
Launch of Matter, London Review Bookshop, London |
October |
The Word Tent, Launch event for Off the Shelf, Town Hall, Sheffield |
October |
Matter Readings, Riverside, Sheffield |
October |
Launch of Tuesday Poets CD, Off the Shelf, Fusion Cafe, Sheffield |
October |
Launch of Matter, Blackwells, Sheffield |
July |
Dore festival, Sheffield (with other Matter readers) |
June |
Sharrow fringe festival, Sheffield (with other Matter readers) |
May |
Launch of “The Visitors”, Blackwells, Sheffield |
March |
Tuesday Poets reading, Bank Street Arts Centre, Sheffield |
Feb |
Yorkshire Poetry Prize reading, St William’s College, York |
Feb |
MA Writers Masterclass reading, Bank Street Arts Centre, Sheffield |
Jan |
Speakeasy Open Mike, Sheffield |
Prizes and Awards 2010
Nov |
4 honours and 1 distinction in Trowell Writers competition |
Oct |
Shortlisted in Cinnamon Press pamphlet competition |
Oct |
“Anthropology of loss”, won Wasafiri New Writing Poetry prize, |
Sept |
“Presumably butterflies”, first prize, readers’ vote, Orbis #51 |
Sept |
“A clear sky. Snowdrifts”, highly commended, Yeovil Poetry competition |
June |
Appointed to pool of Poets for “Art in the Park“, Sheffield, for work with the community and local schools on poetry in green spaces |
June |
“Eclipsed”, Highly Commended, Southport Writer’s Circle International Poetry Competition |
Feb |
“Instamatic”, First Prize, Sentinel Literary Quarterly Poetry Competition |
Jan |
“Cavelleria Rusticana“ Yorkshire Prize in The Yorkshire Poetry competition |
Workshops 2010
Working for Art in the Park within their Villages of Poetry project and Write Down Your Street project:
- Nov: Mundella School, Sheffield
- Nov: Stannington Infants’ School, Stannington, Sheffield
- Oct: community poetry workshop at Greenhill Library, Sheffield
- Sept to Oct: a series of five workshops for the community in Denby Dale, Penistone
- Oct: St John’s School, Penistone, working with each of the classes in the school
- Oct: Gilthwaite Lane School, Denby Dale, working with each of the classes in the school
- Oct: Wither Woods, a one day public event in woodlands in Denby Dale
- Sept: Nook Lane School, Stannington, Sheffield, working with Y3s
Working out of Bank Street Arts Centre (with Angelina Ayers):
- Oct: a programme of “guest poets in residence”, featuring many local poets
- Oct: workshop on Art and Poetry (also with local artist Sarah Darling)
- Aug-Dec: Drop in poetry clinics (an afternoon slot when any writers can turn up for workshopping, discussion, or merely a space to write)
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