A Couple of Publications

Happy to have another poem up at Ink Sweat & Tears.

‘Lightly a god, if he wishes, can save a man, even from far off’ by Matt Bryden tugs you down into the abstract but it is there you will find something even more beautiful than his language.’ Thanks to Sabine Wilson-Patrick for these words and for choosing the poem.

I am also really happy to feature in episode 43 of Poetry Worth Hearing. I have two poems up ‘The Divorced Mother’ and ‘Miscanthus’ alongside poems by Peter Larkin, Katharine Towers and Harry ManLucy Ingrams, Will Staveley, Sue Wood, David Cooke, Liz Murray, Liam Aungier, Kate Young, Sarah Westcott, Rowan Reddington, Ronan Reilly, Maria Isakova-Bennett and Claire Collison. Thanks to Kathleen McPhilemy for including me. You can listen to the episode here.



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An award-winning poet and educator based in the South West of England.

Matt is a fine communicator who engages audiences and groups quickly and easily. He enables and energises people, whatever their age or background. He is not afraid to explore unusual routes to engage people and it is this precisely that so often generates a successful outcome. People are surprised by him and, in turn, they frequently surprise themselves.

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