Cinnamon Press – Small miracles from distinctive voices

The poetry of art — but do we need pictures?

Thursday 20th January saw the first in our Readers’ Series events featuring three poets whose work intersects with visual art in different ways: Nigel Hutchinson, reading from Do not enter alarmed area; Richard Douglas Pennant, reading from Esser Amato Amando and Nick Jones reading from Still Life and Night Journey. Adam Craig led a lively […]

Writing Wedding Grief: the genesis of a pamphlet

I’d like to start with a big thank you to Jan and Cinnamon Press. I have benefited both from mentoring and publication by them and from Jan’s warm encouragement at all times. Also thank you to Jan for generously inviting me to write a blog about my latest publication, the pamphlet Wedding Grief, which is […]

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