poetry mini interviews

Very short interviews with poets.

Wednesday, 31 July 2019

Beth Gordon : part two

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How did you first engage with poetry?  As a child, reading Mother Goose nursery rhymes. I am fortunate enough that I do not remember a time...

Ellen Chang-Richardson : part two

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How did you first engage with poetry? I was 15 years old and in love with the world of classic literature. I discovered an anthology of po...
Tuesday, 30 July 2019

Lauren Carter : part one

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Lauren Carter is the author of four books: the poetry collections Lichen Bright and Following Sea and the novels Swarm and This Has No...
Monday, 29 July 2019

Tolu Oloruntoba : part four

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What poets changed the way you thought about writing? For showing a path to the mystical in writing: Okinba Launko, Gabriel Garcia Marquez,...
Sunday, 28 July 2019

Angela Gabrielle Fabunan : part four

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When you require renewal, is there a particular poem or book that you return to? A particular author? I always go back to Meditations in A...
Saturday, 27 July 2019

sophie anne edwards : part five

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How does a poem begin? Poetry almost always begins with my feet. I walk. A few words walk with me until they begin to string out into somet...

james stotts : part one

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james stotts is a poet and russian translator, living in boston with his son.  his first two books, since and elgin pelicans , were publi...
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