EPISODE · Mar 17, 2022 · 55 MIN

Episode 3

from Poetry worth hearing · host Kathleen McPhilemy

Welcome to Episode 3 of Poetry Worth Hearing. In this episode Sarah Watkinson talks about science poetry and writing about Nature and we have an extract from a Zoom reading by Robert Etty.  We also have poems by Sarah Watkinson, Andrew Dixon, Sharron Green, Margot Myers, Claire Cox, Eva Wal, Diana Bell, Suzannah Houston and Lyn Thornton. Submissions to Poetry Worth Hearing are always welcome and should be sent as 4 minute recordings with texts of poems and brief biographical details to [email protected]. The texts of these poems, information about the poets and science poetry recommendations can be found on the website, poetryworthhearing.biz,  in the post for Episode 3.  

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