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Author Archives: Rhona
Larder.. the cover!
And the winning cover image turns out to be.. Still Life with Bowl of Citrons, by Giovanna Garzoni. Very pleased with the look of this one. Much as I would have liked to feature the work of a living woman … Continue reading
Covering poetry
We’re getting close – the new poetry collection heads to the printer late next week! Over the past month I’ve looked at thousands of images, trying to reconcile the themes in the book, the title (Larder), cost (small press, no … Continue reading
Playing catch-up
Time has got away from me, but here are a few highlights of my doings since November. Christmas came and went – abbreviated by pandemic restrictions, but enlivened by snow, which after a couple of days of heavy shovelling became … Continue reading
Channel this!
I’m delighted to have a poem included in the current issue of the Irish environmental literature journal Channel. The editors accept poems from around the world and have managed the question of how to celebrate each issue with a launch … Continue reading
The Future… and the Rice Porridge
I attended (virtually) the Oxford Symposium on Food & Cookery again this year, with much less time available to spend perusing the papers and attending the followup question and answer sessions, but it was delightful to spend some time with … Continue reading