Archive - That Poetry Thing

#50 Imogen Cassels, writer

'a few coffee table books that have acquired second lives as coasters'

Jun 12 •

May 2025

#49 Sylee Gore, writer & artist

'having the mental space to write is itself a privilege'

May 12 •

April 2025

#48 Heather Christle, writer

'We are in desperate need of more shelves.'

Apr 13 •

March 2025

#47 Elvire Roberts, poet

'I am a morning writer all the way through the first 90 degrees of sunlight'

Mar 13 •

February 2025

#46 Mark Leidner, writer

'There is an infinite supply of extremely expensive coffee in the cabin'

Feb 13 •

January 2025

#45 Rosamund Taylor, poet

'Writing feels safe in a notebook and exposed on the screen'

Jan 16 •

December 2024

#44 Liam Bates, poet

'I can’t seem to do anything good after about 2 in the afternoon'

Dec 12, 2024 •

November 2024

#43 Alba Frederick, poet, podcaster, & artist

'If I want to tap into a feeling, music can really help me get into that space'

Nov 26, 2024 •

October 2024

#42 Sharon Mertins, writer

'Pieces of paper with reminders or ideas scribbled on them'

Oct 24, 2024 •

September 2024

#41 Maria Hardin, poet & artist

'I am obsessed with semi-obsolete gadgets as writing devices'

Sep 19, 2024 •

August 2024

#40 Jan Wagner, poet & translator

'...perhaps a glass of Etna Rosso, while nibbling on nothing but my ballpen'

Aug 22, 2024 •

July 2024

#39 Richard Price, poet

'I take writing seriously in my head. I don't take it seriously enough practically'

Jul 24, 2024 •

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