Brewery Poets Reading

Warehouse Fresh from the pen: Brewery Arts Poets read their latest! Featuring Harriet Frazer and Helena Sanderson and other work so fresh the ink may well be wet on the page. Harriet Fraser lives near Kendal. Her poetic work centres on land and human relationships with place and with other species. She learns from farmers, conservationists, climate modellers and environmental scientists, and from her own walking and slow time outdoors. Poems often roam around. They have appeared on sheep, trees, rocks and water, and in films. She works with her husband, photographer Rob Fraser, through their arts practice Somewhere Nowhere. Helena Sanderson draws inspiration mainly from history, the natural world, and personal experience, either her own or the imagined experiences of others. She is a poet, writer and editor. She facilitated and edited the recent Bolton-based book, Lives and Times of Smithills Estate . A Lancastrian, she grew up on a Scottish island, and currently resides in north west England. Her work has appeared in numerous anthologies and literary journals, including the up and coming 25th anniversary anthology from Pushing Out The Boat, north east Scotland’s longstanding literary and arts magazine.