A Well-Travelled Notebook
“Time Zones”
“The Snails Move Out”
“Train to Waverley”
Northern Lights
"Hopscotching"
"Darksong"
"Long Shower"
"Acquisition"
Set in Granite
from "Stag of Scotland"
Time and Tide
"Mother Fish”
"Ovčice, Croatia”.
The Centenary Collection
"Asciinaut &c."
#UntitledThree
"The Bookshop I Burned Down"
Past Present Future
"Fear of Wrists"
World-dreem
"Foreword"
"Trans-spatial"
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eMUSE
"The Land Where the Sun Bleeds"
[Untitled] Falkirk
"Citadel"
Suma Lima
"Peace Will Come"
Meanwhile
“Moment, February 2018 (7th)”
“Logistics of Grandeur”
Epikinetics
[various]
Grass
from "Thee Ozymandias Rex"
Icarus
“Watering”
“Helen of Troy but with Eczema”
The Attic
"Yellow Flowers"
Re-Analogue
"Foreword A"
"Foreword 1"
"The Infinite Fury"
Leopard Arts
[various]
Tenebrae
"aye"
"aye"
"Perpendicularised"
Little Stone Journal
"For"
Ex/Post
[various]
Seiren
[various]
Maudlin House
"Love You, Love You Sweetie"
The Island Review
"Calgary Bay"
"There Are No Islands"
giallo
"What is this"
"I want it all Even if it's fake"
Heavy Iridescent
"Laundry Laundry Laundry Laundry"
RIC Journal
"The Phoenician Cinema"
Wonky Veg
[various]
Rodwell
"Charles Calgary Takes the Long Bus to Ballater"
SPAM
from "Comment Section"
spray
"Linlithgow, January 2021 (20th)"
"Becky with the good consideration"
"Hahahahahaha (Wtf)"
unpopular zine
"While Eating Pringles (or, World Message)"
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MOIST
"Party on the Edge of a Donald Trump Victory"
"Stars, Spinning"
The Gaudie
[various]
University Times
[various]
The Guardian
“Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award 2015 - read the winning poems” (October 8th, 2015)
The Scotsman
“Three young Scots poets win prestigious literary contest” (October 8th, 2015)
BBC Radio Scotland
"The Afternoon Show with Janice Forsyth"
(May 13th, 2019)
BBC Scotland
"The Social Presents 2: Spoken Word" (July 27th, 2020)
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Anhedonia
Dir. Ewan McIntosh
Rubix
Dir. Ewan McIntosh.
Shortlisted for the 2016 Summer in The City Awards (Best Short Film).
Year/Year
Performed as part of “Melting” (Fey Theatre: Glasgow, The Old Hairdressers). THE YEAR TO COME was played by Fredrika Siden Cruz. THE YEAR THAT WAS was played by Thaïs Ramdani.
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Wildverse
Winner
Pushkin Prizes
Prizewinner
Foyles Young Poets
Commended, Prizewinner
Poets & Players
Commended
