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Matthew Stewart weaves his ways through poetry

Showing posts with label Charlotte Gann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlotte Gann. Show all posts
Sunday, 14 June 2020

Point and counterpoint, Charlotte Gann's The Girl Who Cried

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I very much enjoyed Charlotte Gann’s first full collection, Noir (Happen Stance Press, 2016) and wrote positively about it last year  (s...
Tuesday, 26 May 2020

Workshops with a Whizz

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In normal circumstances, not only would you have to travel to a festival such as Poetry in Aldeburgh or StAnza if you wished to attend a wor...
Tuesday, 17 September 2019

Poetry in Aldeburgh 2019

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Poetry in Aldeburgh have just published their programme for the 2019 festival (8th-10th November), and it's exceptional (see here ). Not...
Tuesday, 2 April 2019

A slanted journey, Charlotte Gann's Noir

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There’s a poetry that doesn’t tackle difficult subjects head-on, preferring instead to seek out angles that might lend new perspectives. It...
Wednesday, 4 May 2016

Charlotte Gann's poem in the York Literary Review

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So there's a new journal on the block with carefully curated content and serious intent. It's the York Literary Review and you can ...
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Matthew Stewart
I live between Extremadura, Spain, and West Sussex, England. Full collection, The Knives of Villalejo, with Eyewear Publishing. Two pamphlets, both now sold out, with HappenStance Press. You can get in touch with me via e-mail: matthstew@gmail.com.
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