The Gloucestershire Poetry Society presents our regular online event in 2022, 'Crafty Crows', hosted by Josephine Lay.

Wednesday 6th April 2022, from 7.00pm until 9.00pm (UK time), Featuring Anna Saunders & Belinda Rimmer, plus open-mic.
Via Zoom (Technical stuff by Jason Conway)

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To enter the event, just scan the event link, on your ticket, into your browser...

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To reserve an open-mic slot for this event, please email, craftycrows2020@yahoo.com after the 3rd March 2022. Open-mic slots will be 3 minutes max. (please stick to this, as we don't want to have to cut people off). Please be aware that Crafty Crows is recorded, and subsequently posted via youtube...

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Anna Saunders has been described as ‘a poet who surely can do anything’ by The North, ‘a modern myth maker’ by Paul Stephenson, and Tears in the Fence said of her ‘Anna Saunders’ poetry is reminiscent of Plath – with all its alpha achievement and radiance’.

Anna is the author of Communion, (Wild Conversations Press), Struck, (Pindrop Press) Kissing the She Bear, (Wild Conversations Press), Burne Jones and the Fox, Ghosting for Beginners and Feverfew ( all Indigo Dreams) Feverfew has been described as ‘rich with obsession, sensuousness and potency’ by Ben Ray, and as ‘a beautiful and necessary collection’ by Penny Shuttle. Anna is currently working on The Prohibition of Touch - due out Summer 2022 with Indigo Dreams.

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Belinda Rimmer is a writer of poetry and flash fiction. She is published in magazines, including, Under the Radar, Ink Sweat and Tears, Mslexia, Acumen, Confingo, Strix and Popshot. In 2018, she was runner up in the Ambit Poetry Competition.

Her pamphlet, Touching Sharks in Monaco, was a joint winner of the Indigo-First Pamphlet Competition (published, 2019). Her most recent pamphlet, Holding On, came out in November 2021 with New Walk Editions.