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Showing posts with label British Working Class 2023. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British Working Class 2023. Show all posts

British Working Class Poetry: Guest Editor Preface

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Paul Brookes Immensely grateful to the editors of Setumag for inviting me in 2022, and again this year to curate a selection of some Britis...

Naomi Wood (British Working Class Poetry)

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Naomi  is a performance artist merging the circus with storytelling and poetry. She creates pieces that incite riotous acts of joyful disobe...

Heidi Williamson (British Working Class Poetry)

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Heidi Williamson grew up in rural Norfolk. Her father was a printer and she grew up on a council estate in a single parent family. She is ...

Tim Wells (British Working Class Poetry)

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Tim   Wells  is made of reggae, lager top, pie and mash, and Leyton Orient FC.   Women Who Like Fat Blokes Are enthusiastic, or keep ...

Sophie Sparham (British Working Class Poetry)

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Sophie Sparham is a poet and writer from Derby. They have written commissions for BBC Radio 4, The V&A, The National Forest and The Peop...

Matthew M C Smith (British Working Class Poetry)

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Matthew M. C. Smith is a working-class Welsh writer from Swansea. He is Pushcart and Best of the Net-nominated and won the R.S. Thomas prize...

James Roberts (British Working Class Poetry)

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James   Roberts  is a poet from Bradford who made Glasgow his home four and a half years ago. His poems up to now have explored the social a...

Emma Purshouse (British Working Class Poetry)

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" Emma   Purshouse  is an award-winning writer and performance poet based in the English Black Country.  She often uses her local accen...