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are currently taking bookings for my next Poetry Surgery in Sheffield. “Thanks once again for your work this morning – your eye for detail was remarkable. You have enabled me to view my own writing with fresh eyes and re-engage with energy and insight. The Surgery was a special experience which will continue […]
3rd November, 6.30 at Waterstones, Piccadilly Circus. Conversations on Closure Editor Jacob Ross will be talking with contributors Pete Kalu, Jennifer Makumbi, Seni Seneviratne and Ayesha Sidiqqi about their stories in Closure and their own writing processes as well as offering the audience insights around Black British Fiction. (more…)
My poem ‘Weight of the World’ has been commended in the St. Cross College, Four Corners Poetry Competition. Read it here (more…)
are currently taking bookings for my Poetry Surgeries in Sheffield Wed 28 October 2015 Wed 18 November 2015 Book online or call Paul McGrane 020 7420 9881. This is a wonderful opportunity to discuss your poetry on a one-to-one basis with poet and tutor Seni Seneviratne, (more…)
XV Poetry on the Lake Celebration 9th-11th October 2015 Carol Ann Duffy, Gillian Clarke, Imtiaz Dharker, Mmakgari Dabutha, Seni Seneviratne, Michael Swan, Neal Hall, Fausta Squatriti, Kenneth Steven,Caroline Carver, Rebecca Bilkau and international poets.
From April to November this year I was one of eight artists commissioned by Lets Go Global for the Poppy Project – an ambitious digital arts project exploring a contemporary, conceptual view of the First World War Centenary. (more…)
I was asked by interactive artist Maya Chowdhry and poet and Science Fiction writer Naomi Foyle to join this blog tour thingy and I said yes to both of them. So here goes with the answers to the four questions. (more…)
My memoir piece, Acts of Love is now posted in full on the Tangled Roots website. Here’s how it begins: I am known in my family as the official archivist. I collect everything – photographs, anecdotes, lists of names on shipping lists, soldiers passbooks, old letters, postcards, inscriptions on headstones. It’s as if they are […]
