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Speak Up! On writing, failing better, and taking up space

Kate Potts

A newsletter about creative writing and everyday life

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On Starting Out, With Trepidation

For at least a year now, probably quite a bit longer, I’ve had a new writing project in mind. In my poems, I’ve returned a few times over the years to images of my grandfather, who was diagnosed with manic depression (what we now call bipol...

18 days ago
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Running Back

When, in my early thirties, I first started running, I thought it was horribly masochistic drudgery. But, as I’d been urged to, I kept trying in short, regular bursts. Gradually another experience began to emerge. My body started to feel st...

a month ago
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The Long Game

When I was a teenager, I announced that I wanted to be a writer. ‘Journalist’, my dad said, thinking practically. I spent two long weeks of work experience at my local newspaper, painstakingly typing up news reports about school fetes and t...

a month ago
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Ways to Work With Me This Autumn

The end of summer is fast approaching! If you’d like to dedicate more time and attention to your poetry or life writing this autumn, here are some ways to work with me.

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This September I’m...

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Cut, Rework, Reveal: Collage and Erasure in Poetry

I think I was first introduced to the cut-up technique — via Dada — by a friend and fellow student on my PGCE course at the Institute of Education in London in the early 2000s. The course was heavy on practical advice and contemporary analy...

2 months ago
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    Creative writing mentor, editor and lecturer, and award-winning poet. Published by Bloodaxe Books. Solo mum based in Stroud, Gloucestershire.

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