Suzanna Fitzpatrick (she/her)
Suzanna Fitzpatrick (she/her) is a bisexual poet who has had poems on BBC Radio and widely published in magazines and anthologies in the UK, US, Ireland and Canada. Pamphlets: 'Fledglings' (2016), 'Crippled' (2025) (Red Squirrel Press, UK).
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The Deeper Read 37
“Load” from Elements of Water (Green Bottle Press, 2019).
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Content note: drowning, death of children.
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This morning I woke m...
The Deeper Read 36
“Radiolaria” from How to Shape Our Mouths (Black Cat Poetry Press, 2026).
Claire’s website is here. She co-edits Atrium poetry magazine with Holly Magill, and co-edited the recent anthology Craft of Care with Charley Barnes (Black Pear Pre...
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“M K Ghandi (23 July 1939)” from Once We Get Past Poker Night (Live Canon, 2024).
Tamsin’s website is here. Her new online poetry event, The Live Review, starts on Sunday 13 September, 6-7pm, featuring a reading from Ethnology: A Love Song...
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“Crow, My Friend” from Quality Control at the Miracle Factory (Dedalus Press, 2025).
Patrick’s website is here. He is the Poetry Editor for Southword.
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The title of Patrick Cotter’s prose poem is a microcosmic narrative in i...
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“tentacles” from I Think I Could Be Wrong (Live Canon, 2024), illustrated by Cristóbal Schmal.
Gillie’s website is here.
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Poet widely published in magazines & anthologies in the UK, US, Ireland, Australia & Canada. Debut pamphlet: Fledglings (Red Squirrel Press, 2016). First collection: Crippled (Red Squirrel Press, 2025).
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