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 22
“Many Happy Returns” from Forgetting My Father (Broken Sleep Books, 2023).
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“ma griffe”, first published in the anthology Infinite Riches of a Little Room: Poems from the Back Room Poets, Oxford, 1919 – 2016, edited by Merryn Williams (AB Press).
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“Margate in September” from Say It With Me (Seren, 2023).
Vanessa’s website is here.
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The Deeper Read 19
“What goes of your father?” from Shadow Reader (Bloodaxe, 2024).
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“Speaking of Shakespeare’s Juliet, and the Women of My Family” from Spit Valve, published by Ignition Press.
Spit Valve is shortlisted for the 2025/26 Michael Marks Awards for Poetry Pamphlets.
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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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