Writer Dawn Watson talks about mapping the places 'where [poetry and prose] meet, where
they connect', and reads 'The Seaview Hundred and Fifty-Two' (Still Worlds Turning), a story
set in the early 1980s about a North Belfast pupil with OCD and how they confront one of the
era’s many bogeymen.

Writer Dawn Watson talks about mapping the places 'where [poetry and prose] meet, where they connect', and reads 'The Seaview Hundred and Fifty-Two' (Still Worlds Turning), a story set in the early 1980s about a North Belfast pupil with OCD and how they confront one of the era’s many bogeymen.

1.4 Dawn Watson reads from Still Worlds Turning

Writers join No Alibis Press (David Torrans and Emma Warnock) to discuss fiction, form and writing practice.

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1.4 Dawn Watson reads from Still Worlds Turning

1.4 Dawn Watson reads from Still Worlds Turning