Creative Writing CV
Sarah's extensive poetry and short story publications and competition successes.
Why read Sarah's blog?
This short piece should help people find their way round the various categories of my blog so they can get the most of the many posts on offer.
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Why subscribe to my blog? Because it's the best, most brilliant, most interesting...this goes without saying. But exactly what benefits does subscribing to my blog (or anyone else's) bring?
Slivers
Slivers was selected for Matthew Francis's Guardian online poetry workshop and published on Guardian online in April 2008.
Housework
This poem was chosen for publication as writelink resources (paid for) monthly poem (on the theme of friends) in May 2008.
Grindstone
It's been such a busy and productive day that I've had to escape to blogland in the hope the break will revive my brain-dead mind.
Another One Bites the Dust
Regular readers may remember me blogging about the fact that West Midlands creative writing Raw Edge Magazine was under threat of losing its Art Council funding.
Picture This!
Some fellow bloggers may remember me mentioning a local photography contest to capture the essence of the town where I live. Well, I've had some good news and some bad news...
In Focus
Question: What do snails, press releases, decorating fairy wings and taking website photos have in common?
Jack of All Trades
It's been a busy couple of weeks and I feel a bit like I'm Jack of All Trades, mastering them one by one (hopefully!)!
Angles
It's been a week of new angles on life for me and I'm hoping they'll all turn out to be right angles.
Food for thought
If poetry were a food, what would it be and why? I've just posted this question as a new thread over in the writelink poetry forum. So if anyone feels like something light-hearted for this time of night, please pop over, have a look and share your culinary inspiration.
Leapfrog
This poem to mark my nephew Jack's first birthday on Sunday was partly inspired by the writelink write angles competition.