I’ve been a bit slow with updating this blog with little poems I’ve had published here and there, so I thought I’d do a mini one now! A few months ago, Your One Phone Call published two of my poems on their website – ‘My Place’ and ‘Sun Burn’. You can read them through these…
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Picaroon
Yaaaaaaaaaar. Ok, so I’m not particularly pirate-y, but I like to think that I might be a rogue in my own particular way. This month I’ve been published by Picaroon Poetry, a magazine especially for poets of the roguish sort. I’m honoured to be read as dangerous enough, as usually I feel as edgy as…
Howlarium
I was asked to contribute to Howlarium – writing a few words on meditation, writing, and compassion. As these are three the subjects I’ve written on quite a bit before (they’re completely fascinating) I said an instant ‘Yessirree!’ You can read what I have to see over on Howlarium itself: http://www.howlarium.com/
‘Eye, Tongue, Machinus’ – My first pamphlet
It’s official (and has been for quite some time but I’ve been a little slow at blogging about it) – my debut pamphlet ‘Eye, Tongue, Machinus’ will be being launched later this year with Goya Press, a new poetry and fiction press based in Manchester. Expect weird tales of exposed tongues, system shut downs, and…
Three Drops Beltane Anthology
Perfect for this time of year, when the trees are budding, the sky is lightening, and there’s a little bit of potency in the air… Three Drops from a Cauldron have released their latest anthology – the Beltane edition, and my poem ‘The Silver Birch’ has been included! You can read the anthology online here….
Rat’s Ass Review – ‘Love & Ensuing Madness’ Collection
My poem ‘Succubus’ has been featured in the Rat’ Ass Review ‘Love & Ensuing Madness’ collection. Woohoo! Here’s the link. It’d be amazing to see this collection as a print edition – the poetry is so eclectic and (a lot of the time) freaky. It’s an honour to be included alongside names I’m starting to recognise….
Pankhearst Fresh – Pestle and Mortar
My poem Pestle and Mortar was the Fresh Poem of the week on the Pankhearst Blog today. Here’s the link! Pestle and Mortar Making it be, herb by herb and crafting laughter sown from buds of wilted ends (either for lovers or for friends), no sparks or smokes but a burnt ring, brown and thin…
The Thing on Your Shoulder
You Are The Thing on Your Shoulder: Which would you be, if you couldn’t quite see the way ahead, whether you were living or in fact, dead? Do you sing like a bard or drive your purpose hard through the darkling night? Do you like the light? © Caroline Hardaker 2015 …
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