# Rosie Garland
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rosie garland (born 1960) is a British novelist, poet and singer with post-punk band The March Violets.
== Life ==
Born in London on 8 May 1960, as a baby she was adopted by her mother Mary Garland (née Metcalfe) and father William Garland, spending her childhood living in Hampshire, Somerset, Devon and Hertfordshire. In 1978, aged 18, she moved to Yorkshire to study at the University of Leeds, graduating with a BA Hons in English Special Studies and an MA (with distinction) in Medieval English Studies.
Pippa Hennessy
Caronline Stancer talks to the Pippa Hennessy the featured poet from the Dandelions open mic night held at the Sir John Borlease Warren, Nottingham on Thursday 23rd March 2023
Check the Dandelions facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/657680625858950 for future events or get in touch dand…
Episode 40 - Rosie Garland from The March Violets
“Lived Through That” is the companion podcast to my book where I look at influential 90s musicians and where they are today. On this podcast, we’ll delve deeper into a single pivotal moment in the lives of some of the artists I feature in the book, as well as other artists I love and admire. The st…
Queer Voices - Rosie Garland - Routine is complicated
In the third in our Queer Voices series we talk with novelist, poet and performer Rosie Garland. We set off talking about what we all have on (and sadly some of the opportunities to see Rosie are now in the past due to our slowness to release this due to 2023). We talk about performing and writing.…
Some Kind of Wonderful Soundtrack with Lick the Tins, Blue Room and the March Violets
It's been stated that Jon's favorite soundtrack ever is for the John Hughes film Some Kind of Wonderful from 1987. We've heard from artists featured on it, including the music supervisor Tarquin Gotch, but this time we're hearing from some of the lesser known bands. We start with Alison Marr of Lic…
Episode Five: The Titanesses/Interview with Rosie Garland
In this episode we meet a plethora of pre-pantheon Rebel Heroines. Primordial entities who emerged from the chaos, creation goddesses who were up against it, and a host of nymphs, muses and the keepers of Destiny. There are poem extracts from Nikita Gills fabulous Great Goddesses, oracle messages f…
A Novel Evening with Rosie Garland
This week sees Dannie chatting with the fantastic ROSIE GARLAND, as they dive into her latest novel The Fates, a retelling of the Greek Myth - as you've never heard it before! They discuss what draws us back to these ancient tales again and again, before jumping into Rosie's perfect fictional fanta…
Fate and the Fates with Rosie Garland
Rosie Garland is a poet, an author and the front woman, since the 1980s, of punk band The March Violets. In this podcast, Hannah chats to her about her latest novel, The Fates, which is about, you've guessed it, the Fates, about how mythology treats women and why Zeus was an absolute dick. They're …
The March Violets - Tom Ashton & Mat Thorpe
Tom Ashton & Mat Thorpe in conversation with David Eastaugh
https://www.marchvioletsband.com/
https://marchvioletsband.bandcamp.com/album/crocodile-promises
Crocodile Promises, the all new album from legendary post-punk/goth rock act The March Violets builds upon the band's 40 year legacy. Foun…
Eyebrows and Imagination – Rosie Garland joins the Writers' Gym
Award-winning poet, long and short fiction author, performer and vocalist with the March Violets, Rosie Garland talks to Dr Rachel Knightley about curiosity, creative confidence – and taking on the world eyebrows first! She is the author of The Palace of Curiosities (which won the Mslexia Novel Com…
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