Rogue Strands
Matthew Stewart weaves his ways through poetry
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Charlotte Gann
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Charlotte Gann
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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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