Constantly unusual
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Abigail Flint is a researcher and poet from South Yorkshire. Her poems have been published in research project outputs and in a range of magazines including Under the Radar, Ink Sweat and Tears, Interpreter’s House, Popshot Quarterly, Reliquiae, Spelt, and Atrium. Find her on X at @DrAFlint
The House is Not Where It Used to Be
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Jessamine O’Connor lives on the Sligo Roscommon. Her collection ‘Silver Spoon’ is published by Salmon Poetry, she has chapbooks with Nine Pens Press and the Black Light Engine Room press, and is an editor with Drunk Muse Press.
Footprints
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Poet, producer and presenter, Jill Abram is autistic, has Jewish heritage and lives with fibromyalgia. She grew up in Manchester, travelled the world and now lives in Brixton. Her debut pamphlet, Forgetting My Father, is published by Broken Sleep Books.
Sycamore’s Prayer
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Sarah Doyle is the Pre-Raphaelite Society’s Poet-in-Residence. She is widely published and has won several poetry competitions, being placed in many more. Sarah’s second pamphlet, (m)othersongs, was published by V. Press in 2023. More at: sarahdoyle.co.uk
Journey
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D.A. Prince lives in Leicestershire and London. Her second full-length collection (Common Ground, HappenStance, 2014) won the East Midlands Book Award 2015. Her third collection, The Bigger Picture (also from HappenStance) was published in 2022.
On Collecting Every Whisker Lost by Every Cat in the World
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Laura Strickland is a carer from Yorkshire. Her work has appeared in The North, Ink, Sweat and Tears, Dreamcatcher, Northern Gravy, Strix, The Frogmore Papers and Butcher’s Dog. She was longlisted in the National Poetry Competition 2023.
Sweetheart, You’re A Pirate Now
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Suzanna Fitzpatrick (she/her) is a bisexual poet with poems on Radio 4 and widely published in magazines and anthologies in the UK, US, Ireland and Canada. Her pamphlets are Fledglings (2016), and Crippled (due 2025) (both Red Squirrel Press, UK).
provision
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Aimee Kiley is an after-hours writer living in Dublin and working in healthcare. Born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa, she has made Dublin’s North Inner City her home since 2022, along with her husband and adopted greyhound. Instagram: @diggingforpoems
I’ve been overdoing it of late
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Paul Stephenson’s debut collection ‘Hard Drive’ was published by Carcanet in summer 2023 and was shortlisted for the Polari First Book Prize.
I found out
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Judith Taylor lives in Aberdeen, where she co-organises the monthly Poetry at Books and Beans events. Her latest collection, Across Your Careful Garden, is published by Red Squirrel Press. She is one of the Editors of Poetry Scotland. Website:Â http://sometimesjudy.co.uk/
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