Episode 3 coming soon 🎧 On The Seren Poetry Podcast this week, we chat to Glyn Edwards about his collection ‘In Orbit’. Listen to him reading his poem ‘Tombolo’ in this new preview https://www.buzzsprout.com/2035359. Full interview coming Thursday 30th November. Produced by Alternative Stories.
Burning Gaze: Revisiting the Romantics During Global Heating
Steve Whittaker of the Yorkshire post reviewed 'Sun, Earth and Moon scale model (Oxford Natural History Museum)'
In Orbit - Book Launch - Providero, Llandudno
On receiving news of a beloved teacher’s death, a man struggles with the loss of a relationship sustained by deep admiration and unrequited love. Memories of their shared journey are separated in three orbits where the man’s past, present, and future are punctuated by intense grief.
Great to have new work published in two anthologies and a journal this spring
'There is no king of Bardsey Island' was included by BBC Radio Wales' Gary Raymond in a showcase of Welsh culture during the recent British Council programme for WalesLitGermany.Â
#Triongl poets in North Wales responded to photographs by Lena Jeanne's photographs.
Interested in applying for Poetry Wales' Young Poets competition? Glyn Edwards, poet and teacher, gives a brief history of the form and provides resources to get started on shape and concrete poetry. Stimuli and teaching materials for KS3 and KS4/KS5 pupils.
Wales Arts Review asked some of Wales’s top writers to pen some thoughts on the future. This new series brings together a wide variety of perspectives and ideas in a vibrant array of styles and forms, expressing hopes for a new way of doing things when the Covid-19 coronavirus is finally overcome. Political, personal, sociological, ecological, cultural – this is an evolving tableau of ideas. Here poet and teacher Glyn Edwards suggests a future world that has re-imagined the endless possibilities for how we educated our children.