My former coursemate, Rupa Wood, has founded a beautiful literary journal called the Vanity Papers. The issues – […]
Author: hannahledlie
Exactly when the stereotype of the ‘tortured artist’ first engrained itself in the collective consciousness is unclear…
I’m happy to share that I have a short but sweet poem in ‘Solitude’, the latest issue of Magma…
Nowadays I consider myself more of a poet than a prose writer, but the first thing I ever got published in print was in fact a (very strange) short story called ‘Fang Town’ …
Last year I was delighted to have two of my poems accepted to Gutter Magazine…
We were tigers,
taking opposite sides
of an enclosure…
Back in March, when lockdown seemed inevitable, but hadn’t officially begun, I got thinking about poetry…
I’m sharing this rather late, but I’m over the moon to have two poems in the fourth issue of the wonderful Porridge Magazine…
Last week I did a set of poems for Winchesterfest…
Recently I entered Hobbs House Bakery’s poetry competition – the top prize involved getting your poem printed on 200 loaves of bread…
Hannah Ledlie 