Time Cleaves Itself book launch events and replays
July – Dec 2024 – book events | Come and celebrate the launch of Time Cleaves Itself!
Push The Boat Out 2024
22 Nov 2024 | Resting as Artists and Disrupting the Narrative at Push the Boat Out poetry festival
Creative Conversations – Glasgow University
2 Dec 2024 | Delighted to be part of Creative Conversations series at Glasgow University, discussing Time Cleaves Itself.
Bridging Time
Nov-Dec 2024 | Creative writing workshops open to people working on the North Bridge renovations and people who reside or work nearby.
Disrupting the Narrative Exhibition
Until 23 Aug 2025 | Poetry reflecting on Edinburgh’s role in transatlantic slavery and colonialism, exhibited at The Writers’ Museum, Museum of Childhood, Museum of Edinburgh.
Black History Month 2024 – Blackness as Resistance
16 Oct 2024 | Performances from and conversation with Jay Bernard, Jasmine Mans, Tawona Sitholé, and Jeda Pearl, organised by Dr Malica S Willie. Free!
Black History Month 2024 – Co-curating with care
3 Oct 2024 I Co-curating with care: Exhibiting Caribbean experiences of Edinburgh – the Respect! Project. Free!
Time Calls Upon Itself – Robert Wedderburn @200
28 Sep 2024 | An evening of drumming, spoken word, celebrating resistance, resilience and liberation. Free!
Hunter’s Voices
26 Sep 2024 | Hunter’s Voices, an anthology of poetry inspired by the Hunterian, with images of museum art and artifacts, edited by Professor Alan Riach.
To The Forest – Nova Scotia Vol 2 (Luna Press)
Luna Press have published Nova Scotia Vol 2, edited by Neil Williamson and Andrew J. Wilson. It’s a real privilege to be published alongside some absolute legends! Nova Scotia Vol 2 anthology, featuring short fiction by… Ken MacLeod, Eliza Chan, Lorraine Wilson, Morag Edward, David Goodman, Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Andrew J. Wilson, Pippa Goldschmidt, Dilys Rose, Eris …
Guardian Poem of the Week: Highland Daunder
Honoured to have ‘Highland Daunder’, from my debut poetry collection (Time Cleaves Itself) in the Guardian newspaper, selected by Carol Rumens, as poem on the week!!