Primers Volume Two
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Edited by Jacob Sam-La Rose and Jane Commane, this year's Primers poets:
Ben Bransfield is from Shropshire. His poems have appeared in The North, Obsessed with Pipework, ASH, and have been placed in Peterloo and Wenlock competitions. He was named a Poetry Society Teacher Trailblazer in 2015, and he lives and teaches in London.
Cynthia Miller is a brand strategist and Co-Director of Verve, Birmingham's inaugural Poetry and Spoken Word Festival 2017. She was shortlisted for the Bridport Prize in 2013 and has a poem forthcoming in The Emma Press Anthology of Love.
Marvin Thompson was born in London to Jamaican parents, and now lives in mountainous South Wales. As well as having an MA in Creative Writing, his poems have appeared in numerous journals. These include Stand Magazine and The Poetry Review.
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Primers Volume Two - Ben Bransfield
PRIMERS:
Volume Two
img2.jpgPrimers: Volume Two
Ben Bransfield, Cynthia Miller and Marvin Thompson
Edited by Jacob Sam-La Rose and Jane Commane
ISBN: 978-1-911027-18-8
Copyright © Ben Bransfield, Cynthia Miller and Marvin Thompson
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First published April 2017 by:
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img4.pngAbout the Selecting Editors:
Jacob Sam-La Rose was born in London in 1976. He was managing director of a web development studio before becoming a freelance writer and editor. He is the Artistic Director of the London Teenage Poetry SLAM, Editor-in-Chief of Metaroar.com, and an editor for flipped eye press. He also facilitates a range of literature-in-education, creative writing and spoken word programmes through schools, arts centres and other institutions. His work has appeared in many anthologies and journals, including Identity Parade: New British & Irish Poets (Bloodaxe), Poems For Love (Penguin), I Have Found a Song (Enitharmon Press), Red (Peepal Tree), Learn Then Burn: The Ultimate Poetry Guide for the High School or College Classroom (Write Bloody) and Michael Rosen’s A-Z: The Best Children’s Poetry from Agard to Zephaniah (Puffin). His pamphlet Communion was a Poetry Book Society Pamphlet Choice in 2006. Breaking Silence (Bloodaxe Books, 2011), his first book-length collection, was shortlisted for both the Forward Prize for Best First Collection and the Fenton Aldeburgh First Collection Prize 2012.
Jane Commane was born in Coventry and lives and works in Warwickshire. Her poems have been published in Tears in the Fence, And Other Poems, Iota, Anon, The Stare’s Nest and the Morning Star and collected in Best British Poetry 2011 and Lung Jazz: Young British Poets for Oxfam. Jane is editor at Nine Arches Press and co-editor of Under the Radar magazine.
CONTENTS
Foreword
Ben Bransfield
Greenhouse
Granddad
Palaeontology
Broseley
Garden Twine
Paradise
Glossary
SupaSnaps
Shaving with my Father
Amanita phalloides
Delivery
Pac-a-mac
And to