
Occasional micro-essays on poetry/writing, contemporary rural experience and belonging, ancestry, place and practices of care, repair and solidarity across human and other-than-human worlds. Poetry & Creative Non-Fiction. Chaotic Good.
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photo credit: Emilie Sandy
Now that Borrowed Ground is officially launched (more about that another time, but if you came to last night’s online launch thank you so much!), attention is turning to the weeks ahead. If you're looking for ins...
This week, a good friend of mine gifted me a poem - Lúnasa, written by the brilliant poet and editor Pip Rush when he was in Cork recently, where some of my ancestors came from. It has touched me deeply. As my new collection edges ever clos...
Dear friends
For so long, publication day has felt so far away and now - suddenly - it is almost here.
I’ve lived with the poems of Borrowed Ground for at least the past two years, some of them for very much longer and I’m so looking fo...
This October, I’m going to be running a three-night poetry writing retreat exploring landscape as archive, using observation, memory and place as the starting point for new work. Hosted at the beautiful Oakhill Ponds, where there is swimmin...
Hello folks
Thanks for your lovely responses to my last post about current challenges of basic survival - many of us are in the same boat and I appreciate very much the kind support and solidarity. I took the post down, not because I was...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Winner of the Geoffrey Dearmer and Laurie Lee Prizes, JLM Morton is a poet and nonfiction writer based near Stroud in Gloucestershire, England.
Dialect is a writer and literature development collective providing immersive learning, sharing and publication opportunities to writers in rural / small town / remote and edgeland places.
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