Lindz McLeod’s short stories have been published by the Scottish Book Trust, 365 Tomorrows, and more. We are delighted to announce the contributors for our twenty-first Lies, Dreaming podcast, which has as its theme “These Pyramids”. You are allowed to pick two things from Plato’s cave, what do you choose?.I know eventually this will end but tonight let’s just get caned again.I haven’t read Moby Dick but this is what I assume happens in it.Poetry is terrible and poets are the worst.
I really really really really really really really like you.Describe the personality of your elbows.Becoming strangely melancholy while eating cold pizza.You have been given the job of rebooting Space Jam.Imagining the worst possible outcome of any given situation, just to feel alive.When you move house and you need to find new takeaways that you like.You awake to find yourself in a dark room.When you need to go but then you get there and there’s nothing.There are some good resources out there for doing this, such as Harry Josephine’s tweets here and Scottish Book Trust’s resource page. On top of all our calls for submissions over the years, we thought we’d come up with 50 writing prompts for anyone attempting Napowrimo this year.įirstly, it’s more important that you look after your health than write tons of poetry. He was StAnza’s poet-in-residence for 2020. He has appeared in publications such as 404 Ink and STEALL, and he has featured at events such as Inky Fingers and Loud Poets. This will (eventually) be found on Facebook MacLeòid is a poet and writer living in Edinburgh who writes and performs in both Gaelic and English. Lee Hittner-Cunningham is a poet and writer currently living in the Hudson Valley in New York whose work has appeared in The Interlochen Review, Hanging Loose, and The Jellyfish Review.Ĭallum O’Dwyer is a poet based in Aberdeen, and is currently working on a video poem based on Carly Rae Jepsen’s seminal album Emotion. He is currently touring his solo theatre show, Dead White Anarchists. He has featured for Apples and Snakes, Hammer and Tongue, Bang! Said The Gun and Loud Poets. Paul Case is an Edinburgh-based content provider and spoken word performer. You can subscribe to the podcast using the links on the right. We are delighted to announce the contributors for our twenty-second Lies, Dreaming podcast, which has as its theme “E
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