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England

Contacted:

Marjorie Morgan
Jason Allen Paisant

 

Jan 2023 review:

James Berry, Marjorie Morgan - Liverpool,   Jay Bernard,  Levi Tafari, Mayor Linsay, Moqapi Selassie, Heather PL of Telford,  Heather’s neice,  Natalie Fagan Brown, 

 

Our English Arts Council link is: TBC

These are ideas and possibilities - work in progress 

We will be including Jamaican Poets from

Liverpool and NW

North East

Midlands

London and SE

Bristol and SW

with one lead on the Project team

??? Marjorie Morgan

https://www.marjoriemorgan.com/about

Liverpool? 

England - North

Leeds - Jason Allen-Paisant is happy to support 

An Irish Times Best Poetry Books of 2021. Jason Allen-Paisant grew up in a village in central Jamaica. 'Trees were all around, ' he writes, 'we often went to the yam ground, my grandmother's cultivation plot. When I think of my childhood, I see myself entering a deep woodland with cedars and logwood all around. [...] The muscular guango trees were like beings among whom we lived.' Now he lives in Leeds, near a forest where he goes walking.

Cont. here

Midlands 

S Kay Oliver

Joy Roxborough

Marcia Calame

Mayor Lindsay 

Moqapi Selassie

From VS: Linton Kwesi Johnson,  Levi Tafari, David Neita and  Khadijah Imbrahim

London

Raymond Antrobus

https://caribbean.britishcouncil.org/about/press/british-jamaican-poet-headline-deaf-poetry-slam-kingston-book-festival

Khadijah Ibrahiim is of Jamaican parentage, born in the city of Leeds, England. Educated at the University of Leeds; she has a MA in Theatre Studies. She is the Artistic Director of Leeds Young Authors and the Producer of Leeds Youth poetry Slam festival. Peepal Tree press published her poetry collection Rootz Runnin in 2008 that same year she toured the USA with the Fwords Creative Freedom writers. As a delegate for the Art Council England (Yorkshire) she attended Calabash International Literature Festival in Jamaica. She became one of the first international writers to attend the El Gouna Writers Residency in Egypt, 2010.

She was a member the advisory group that organised some of the events, which marked the visit of Dr Nelson Mandela to the City of Leeds. Hailed as one of Yorkshire’s ‘most prolific’ poets by BBC Radio, she continues to make various stage appearances across Britain, the USA, the Caribbean and Africa. Peepal Tree Press also published her latest collection of poems, Another Crossing.

 

 

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