Next Steps for Poets: Co-writing and Collaboration

For each poet, there are areas of practice beyond the simple generation of text. Join poet and editor Natasha Cuddington to discover the charge that co-writing and collaborative action can bring to your writing discipline and extant poetry.

This 12-week course has been designed for those with a body of poems that they would like to continue to develop, reform and also edit in consonance with their creative peers.

About the tutor

Natasha Cuddington was born in Saskatchewan, Canada. A writing facilitator with experience in a variety of contexts, her translations, poetry, essays and reviews have appeared variously on both sides of the Atlantic.

A recipient of the Ireland Chair of Poetry Bursary in 2017, she has gone on to publish her début, Each of us (our chronic alphabets) (Arlen House, 2018) and to co-edit Her Other Language: Northern Irish Women Writers Address Domestic Violence and Abuse (Arlen House, 2020). She is an assistant editor at Cyphers and Managing Editor of the newly founded Macha Press.