Ian DudleyFeb 24, 2021InterviewThere are interviews with all of the finalists from the 2020 Manchester Fiction Prize here.
Ian DudleyJan 22, 2021The Manchester Fiction PrizeThe Manchester Fiction Prize is an international competition with a cash prize of £10,000 for the writer of the best short story...
Ian DudleyApr 5, 2020Dr StrangeloveDr. Strangelove: Riding the Bomb Mr. President, I'm not saying we wouldn't get our hair mussed, but I do say no more than 10 to 20...
Ian DudleyMar 21, 2020Sometimes you need to look out of the windowI worked at a data company for 30 years. I was a software developer, not a data scientist, but I implemented other people’s models in...
Ian DudleySep 19, 2019Poetry Birmingham Literary JournalLast night I went to the launch of the first issue of the PBLJ at the Woodman pub near Eastside Park in Birmingham. The editorial and...
Ian DudleySep 3, 2019Easy as ABCGlacier near Mont Blanc I got an email from my hosting company saying that in two months time (if things play out as the UK government...
Ian DudleyJul 7, 2019A dance exploration of cell biologyDancer interacting with a T cell Not me this time, but my partner. She's been providing scientific input to Impelo, a Welsh dance...
Ian DudleyMay 19, 2019InterviewI've learned a lot from reading interviews with writers—The Paris Review sort of thing—but I'm not keen on talking about my own writing:...
Ian DudleyApr 15, 2019DublinersI recently edited half a dozen stories from James Joyce’s “Dubliners” for the Read With Audrey library. Audrey is a space where people...
Ian DudleyMar 28, 2019BansheeLitI have another poem from The Hours coming out in April in Banshee issue 8. The poem is about a notable, tree—a 300 year old oak in the...
Ian DudleyFeb 12, 2019Poetry Salzburg ReviewI have a handful of poems from The Hours in the Winter 2018 / 2019 issue of PSR (no. 33). There are also some eco poems from Ella Duffy...
Ian DudleyJan 8, 2019Riggwelter Issue 17I have a couple of poems from The Hours in the January issue of Riggwelter (pages 20 and 28) which can be found here.
Ian DudleyNov 26, 2018Second Prize Rosette: Poems About BritainSecond Place Rosette Second Place Rosette is a collection of poems about the customs, rituals and practices that make up life in modern...
Ian DudleyOct 5, 2018Manchester Cathedral Poet of the Year 2018Il regista britannico Derek Jarman alla Mostra del cinema di Venezia del 1991 by Gorup de Besanez My poem ‘5 AM: Paradise: First Light’...
Ian DudleyOct 2, 2018A Book of Common PrayerAt the suggestion of Holly Corfield Carr, in Spring 2018 I wrote a Book of Hours: a sequence of 24 poems, one for each hour of the day. I...
Ian DudleySep 17, 2018The Writers' CafeI contributed an 8 word poem to the Truth and Lies edition of The Writers' Cafe poetry magazine. I had in mind the Zen dictum: Words do...
Ian DudleySep 15, 2018OneFire Spirit by Conor Walton One is an interesting on-line publication. Contributors can submit only one poem per issue and the new issue...
Ian DudleySep 12, 2018The World Explained Through Fountain PensNakaya Piccolo string-rolled (shiro tamenuri urushi) on a binakul jacket from Anthill Fabric Gallery. © Leigh Reyes. I am a fountain pen...
Ian DudleyAug 8, 2018The Long Hot SummerThe North 60 contains a ton of good stuff, including poems by The Poetry Business Book & Pamphlet Competition winners and their New Poets...
Ian DudleyJul 14, 2018Indifferent CressesIndifferent Cresses by Holly Corfield Carr "Indifferent Cresses" is a book of poems by Holly Corfield Carr produced by the National...