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Jeremy Duffield
Nottingham Poetry Society
71 Saxton Avenue
Heanor
Derbyshire
DE75 7PZ
01773 712 282
Web:
jeremyduffield.co.uk
Performance, Poet, Short Stories
Chairman of Nottingham Poetry Society. Poems have been broadcast
on local radio and published in many small press magazines in
the UK and abroad.
Publications
'Danced by the Light of the Moon' (Poetry Nottingham Publications,
1993). 'Oak Apples and Heavenly Kisses' Headland Publications
2000
Performance Work
Swanage Arts Festival, 1991; annual Ashby Festival 1992-1997;
Edinburgh Poetry Library, 1994; Nottingham Poetry Society; Dillons
Nottingham with David Constantine 1997. 1998 York Festival. Venues
in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire.
2000: New Voices - Beeston; 2000 - Lowdham Festival.
Availability
By arrangement for talks, readings and adjudications.
David Duncombe
24 Hawleys Close
Matlock
Derbyshire
DE4 5LY
Email: david.duncombe@virgin.net
Children's Writer, Non-fiction, Novelist, Playwright, Poet,
Short Stories
Member of Peak Poets. First prizewinner: York, Surrey, Ilkley
and Jackson's Arm Poetry Competitions.
Publications
Drama, stories (BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio Nottingham, BBC Radio Derby).
Novels for Children: 'The Totley Champion','Where is Tod Jones?'
(Dobson Books). Poetry Collections: 'A Brave Show' (Freeman's
Press); 'Pencilling In' (Redbeck Press); 'Occupational Hazard'
(Sunk Island).
Performance
Work
Readings/talks: Buxton Festival, Nottingham Poetry Society, Nottingham
Writers' Club, Matlock Writers' Club, Buxton Festival, Ashby Writers'
Club, WEA.
Availability
Readings, talks, workshops.
Sue Dymoke
Email:
dbelbin@ntlworld.com
Poet
Sue Dymoke worked as an English teacher in 11 - 18 schools for
fifteen years. She is now a part time lecturer in education at
the University of Nottingham where she is completing research
on poetry teaching in secondary schools. Sue regularly leads poetry
INSET sessions with English teachers on practical teaching strategies
and planning the poetry curriculum form KS2 to Post 16 level.
Sue is an experienced workshop leader with both adults and students
across the 11 - 18 age range. She is a member of the Poetry Society's
`poetryclass' team.
Publications
Poems and reviews have been published widely in magazines and
journals. Five pamphlet collections of poetry: (1987) `A Sort
of Clingfilm', Wide Skirt Press; (1989) `Colour Girl', Smith/Doorstop;
(1990) `Sometime Other than Now'. Slow Dancer; (1993) `Hunting
Ground'. Slow Dancer; (1997) `Lifting the Language'. Shoestring
Press.
Educational
publications on poetry teaching include: `Ways into Teaching the
Ghazal' in Goody, Joan ed. (2000) `Multicultural Literature in
the Classroom', Sheffield, NATE and articles in `Secondary English
Magazine'.
Performance Work
East Midlands Arts 'New Voices' tour (1991), plus various readings
in Huddersfield, Liverpool, London, Newcastle, Nottingham and
other parts of the country as well as Karlsruhe, Germany.
Availability
Workshops and readings by arrangement (preferably with at least
a month's notice)
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