Anon Podcast 2
from Anon Poetry Magazine Hosted by Colin Fraser
In our second podcast, we were very glad to welcome Rob A Mackenzie and Andrew Philip to Anon HQ. They discuss their relationship to blogging, how they first got into publishing their poetry, their musings on the current state of poetry in Scotland and you'll get the opportunity to hear them both reading from their new collections, which are available from Salt Publishing. The music featured in this podcast is by the delightful Benedict Young.
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