Poetry Non-Stop

Bristol poet Ted Sherman reads poems from his forthcoming collection for 8 to 12-year-olds Dungeon Days. He also shares his technique for writing poems about fantasy characters and Patrick shares a poem about a very athletic crab.

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Adele Cordner reads poems from her debut collection The Kitchen Sink Chronicles published by Hedgehog Press. The poems have been written in the last year during the pandemic and capture the fear, uncertainty and strangeness of life in lockdown while also finding moments of hope, resilience and joy in the face of a global crisis.

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Newport poet Des Mannay reads from his debut collection Sod 'Em – and Tomorrow and offers advice on writing and getting your work noticed. Presented by Patrick Widdess

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Ella Duffy reads from her new books New Hunger and Rootstalk and discusses how myths and legends can inspire poetry.

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Abbie Neale reads poems from her debut pamphlet Threadbare and discusses how clothing can be used in poems. She also invites listeners to write poems about clothes.

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Poet and visual artist Helen Ivory discusses her latest collection, The Anatomical Venus, and how to use primary texts as inspiration for poems.

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Norwich-based poet Ramona Herdman discusses how to turn rough drafts into strong, original poems. She also reads from her latest pamphlet ‘A warm and snouting thing’, published by The Emma Press in September 2019 and shortlisted for the 2020 East Anglian Book Awards.

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Award-winning haiku poet Paul Chambers discusses this succinct, beautiful and often misunderstood form and offers a mini masterclass to get you started writing haikus.


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In this second half Jonathan Davidson talks about his new book A Common Place. He explains why it's so unusual and why he chose to break the conventions of poetry publishing in this work which contains poems by other writers alongside his own, a commentary, a gazetteer with all the places mentioned and lots and lots of footnotes. You can also hear a couple more poems from the book.

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Poet Jonathan Davidson discusses his poem Printing and how you can use technical processes in your poems.
Part one of two.

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