Archives for: March 2008
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.
Compromise!
I do try, but compromise has never been my middle name (nor featured anywhere in my name, if it comes to that!) so I was pleasantly shocked by my reaction to the osetopath's advice this weekend.
Night Terrors
My poem Night Terrors was published in the Second Light Publications up-and-coming women poets' anthology My Mother Threw Knives in 2006.
Treehouse
My poem Treehouse was published in the Second Light Publications up-and-coming women poets' anthology My Mother Threw Knives in 2006.
Pain in the proverbial!
Apparently I am suffering from bursitis - otherwise accurately described as a pain in the arse!
Three years too late!
It's been busy for me lately, mostly celebrating my thirtieth birthday - three years too late.
Talking Flowers!
Yes, that's right, I am blogging about talking flowers: talking flowers and experimentation!
"Mermaids still swim in our dreams"
Late as I am discovering this collection, the fact that it won the 2004 Whitbread Poetry Award probably says more than I can about its quality.
Booked!
I have been booked this week, so has the whole family - not just in the conventional busy sense but also in terms of being surrounded by books.
Inspired!
It's been a week of books and creativity. I have just started reading Michael Symmons Roberts' collection Corpus. It is fantastic and very humbling. (No surprise, I suppose, given it won the 2004 Whitbread Poetry Award!)