St Mungo's Mirrorball Poetry Showcase 1

A Poetry Showcase for the mentor and mentees of the Clydebuilt poets mentoring programme featuring the following:

Gerry Cambridge: a poet, essayist and editor, with a substantial interest in print design and typography as well as a background in natural history photography. His publications include Notes for Lighting a Fire (HappenStance Press, 2012). Since 1995 Gerry has published and edited The Dark Horse.

Henry Bell: a writer, editor, and events organiser based in Glasgow. He is the managing editor of Gutter, Scotland’s magazine of new writing, and has edited A Bird is Not a Stone, an anthology of contemporary Palestinian poetry in the languages of Scotland.
Duncan Stewart Muir’s poetry has been published in Poetry Review, PN Review, New Writing Scotland, Blast Furnace and In Protest: 150 Poems for Human Rights. He lives in Glasgow where he is at work on his first novel, Our Affliction.

Nalini Paul: Nalini's first poetry pamphlet, Skirlags, was shortlisted for the Callum Macdonald Award in 2010. She was George Mackay Brown Writing Fellow in Orkney. Her current poetry book, The Raven’s Song, is inspired by raven-and-crow myths from Orkney, Shetland and Canada.

Gregor Addison: George was born in Dalkeith, Scotland, in 1966 and raised in Alexandria and Clynder. He teaches English at West College Scotland and lives in Scotstoun, Glasgow. His poetry has previously been published in Carcanet’s Oxford Poets 2013 as well as in Gairm, The Edinburgh Review, Chapman, New Writing Scotland, The Dark Horse and Gutter.