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WBOTY 2023: Poetry - Wales Arts Review

WBOTY 2023: Poetry - Wales Arts Review
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Newport writer s The Kitchen Sink Chronicles for Crohns

Adele Cordner from Newport with The Kitchen Sink Chronicles A NEWPORT woman has raised £800 with her first collection of poetry. Adele Cordner was born in the city and went to Chepstow Comprehensive School. She worked as a copywriter before turning her hand to creative writing. The Kitchen Sink Chronicles is a series of poems written by Ms Cordner and act as a diary of the first six months of the pandemic from the point of view of a mother with a vulnerable family member. The book raised £800 so far, which is being given to Crohn’s & Colitis UK as one of Ms Cordner’s children has the condition.

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7 Female Poets From Hong Kong To Know

Photo: Courtesy of Bare Fiction/ Facebook Perhaps the most well-known Hong Kong poet, Mary Jean Chan is a London based writer and lecturer who has been named as one of the most influential BAME writers in Britain. Her poetry book, Flèche, meaning “arrow” in French, received high praise after it was published, winning the 2019 Costa Book Award for Poetry. The book’s name refers to an offensive technique used in fencing, Chan’s choice of sport during her young adult years. The title symbolises the difficult feelings she feels while navigating the world, describing it as “reconciling one’s need for safety alongside the desire to shed one’s protective armour in order to fully embrace the world”.

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