# Jean Sprackland
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jean sprackland (born 1962) is an English poet and writer, the author of five collections of poetry and two books of essays about place and nature.
== Biography ==
Originally from Burton upon Trent, jean sprackland studied English and Philosophy at the University of Kent at Canterbury, then taught for a few years before beginning to write poetry at age 30. She is Professor of Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University, and was Chair of the Poetry Archive from 2016 to 2020.
Jean Sprackland
In this, the week of National Poetry Day, Rob’s guest is the poet, Jean Sprackland.
Ruth Padel and Jean Sprackland: The Narratives of Nature
In The Mara Crossing, poet Ruth Padel explores in poetry and prose the theme of home and what being native means, as our borders shift and human and animal migration moves across the globe. Where is a swallow’s real home? And what does it mean to be native if an English oak tree is an immigrant f...
Three Poems By Diana Anphimiadi
Today's podcast is dedicated to the poetry of Georgian Poet Diana Anphimiadi. Thanks to our working relationship with the translator Natalia Bukia-Peters the PTC has been translating Georgian poetry since 2013 when two of Diana's poems 'May Honey' and 'Tranquillity' were translated at one of our ...
How AI is changing art, the TS Eliot Prize for poetry and the folk music of wassailing
Designer Steven Zapata and artist Anna Ridler discuss whether AI art poses a threat to artists and designers.
Imagine reading more than 200 new books of poetry. That was the task faced by the judges of the T S Eliot Prize. Jean Sprackland and fellow judge Roger Robinson talk to Tom Sutcliffe abo...
Seductive Places
The Verb is lured this week into seductive places: poet Luke Wright presents a show full of light, cool water, shadows on stone, and the over-reliance on place-names (by lyricists). His guests are the poet Helen Mort (who shares poems of swimming and Lincolnshire from her collection 'The Illustra...
Jean Sprackland
Nature gets horny and reflective. Frank is excited about the poetry of Jean Sprackland. The collection referenced is 'Green Noise'. The poem referenced is 'April' and the sequence referenced is 'The Lost Villages'.
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Bookylicious Series 3 Episode 7 – Paul Clifton - ‘1988, a poetic diary of a Wrexham author’
Lara and Paul talk to Paul Clifton about his new poetry collection
‘1988, a poetic diary of a Wrexham author’. They chat about the creative
process, how do poems emerge and reach their final form and Paul reads some of
his work.
If you would like to buy Paul’s work go here https://www.amazon.co...
The Dark
Three visions of darkness as the days draw in. Adam Rutherford's guests for Radio 4's Monday discussion programme are a poet, a photographer of night-time and a National Gallery curator.
Night Vision is the latest book from the award-winning poet and writer Jean Sprackland exploring our complex ...
Ghosts in our Machines
The cold has certainly arrived here on the North East coast, but so have the stars and moon. These are the weeks for soup, for an extra layer, and for warming school jumpers on radiators (there is nothing my youngest enjoys more).
And as we warm ourselves with tea, stews, and blankets, I wanted t...
