Power of a good collaboration
It’s that conversation over a cup of coffee when the ideas are flowing and you are struggling to keep up taking notes of them so
It’s that conversation over a cup of coffee when the ideas are flowing and you are struggling to keep up taking notes of them so
After two days of posts about beauty, that made me curious to see if I could find a poem which would keep the theme going.

I first became interested in Jung when a friend at university, Helen Scholes (now Chatterton – a textile maker living in Liverpool), bought me “Memories,
As promised then, without pause or hesitation. Here is a poem from the third sequence of poems about Blue. In fact, going even further than
As promised in the previous post, here is a poem from the second sequence of poems about Blue. This time it was a sequence of
I wrote about plans for a new sequence of poems here. Over the next three posts I will be sharing a poem from each

I can point to a specific time at which my poetry writing shifted from early nonsense to something that I was proud of. I was

Here is some early thinking on plans for the next iteration of BlueWater Books. In 2004 I set up a small publishing press called BlueWater
In the next few weeks my working patterns will change significantly. I am seeing this as an amazing opportunity to free up time to write

The picture is a detail from a painting produced with my son in half term. A case of the process really being more important than