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Cambridge alumna and celebrated poet Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch talks to us about her career, and passes on what she has learnt to other aspiring poets
Our week 6 poet, Andrea, talks to us about her use of poetry to connect with others and portray struggles with mental health
A poem which explores the connections between China and Cambridge by a poet whose life was famously immersed in mystique
Our first poet of the term, Alessandra, discusses female sexuality and the issues faced by women in today’s world
Sasha talks to us about the concept of time in her poem and describes how university has helped her explore writing further
Our fifth Poet of the Week, Bernice, speaks about her experience of separation from her home and culture
We spoke to Vinith over Zoom about the background to his Indian epic-inspired poem
We spoke to Emily about her excellent poem and how she finds poetry capable of conveying powerful statements
Our second poet of the term, Emily, discusses the kitchen space, its destruction, and the role of motherhood in her poem ‘Expecting’
Our first poet of the term, Megan, discusses the lighter side to a dark concept and gives an insight into her creative process
Ruth Pavey