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Heidi Williamson

Heidi Williamson

Heidi Williamson speaks with John Greening about poetry and science, pattern-making and painful history. Heidi Williamson speaks with John Greening about inspirations including science and traditional print processes, the importance of pattern in writing poems, her need to surprise herself and her new collection drawing on a painful section of public and personal history.


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