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A quick note to let you know that the blog and The Go Creative! Podcast are taking a break while … Read more
Wishing you a colourful (rest of) October, dear reader, wherever you are in the world.
Whether the days are shortening or lengthening where you are, may the movement of this moving month stir your imagination… and remind you to go creative!
The prompt for this month’s Indie Poetry Please invites you to explore colour in poetry.
As part of the Kickstarter campaign to see a street statue of Maud Gonne in Dublin, I offered a creative retreat as one of the rewards. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about this retreat.
After a hiatus we’re returning to the #IndiePoetryPlease competition on Instagram. And September’s winner is Mary Walsh @marelwa60, for her … Read more
We’ll be sending out invitations shortly with full details of the Dublin launch of the Maud Gonne Society, but as … Read more
My latest poetry project, Night Light: Poems for Bereavement and Other Hard Times, has sparked an accompanying initiative.
In addition to the book, I’m creating a special poetry kit for bereavement counsellors and humanist celebrants.
This kit is designed to integrate the healing power of poetry into the sensitive work of supporting others through life’s most challenging moments–offering the healing power of poetry when it’s most needed.
Unfortunately, I have a family situation which sees me away from base at the moment and not in a position … Read more
We’re returning with more powerful, independent voices from the poetry world on Instagram. This space is for all of you … Read more
This is your latest update about the Maud Gonne Statue campaign, with information about Kickstarter late pledges, a new “stretch reward” book, and formation of the Maud Gonne Society as a company limited by guarantee, seeking charity status.