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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2025 · 40 MIN

How to write a poem part 1

from Chesham Literary Festival

Ben Batten has written several books of poetry and had a long career as an English teacher. He is well placed to inspire and instruct beginners and experienced writers alike.This is the first of a series so make sure you subscribe to get each one as it is published.Jon Bickley has also written several books of poetry and some of them can be found on Amazon.

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