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Rebecca Goss, part 1

Rebecca Goss

Rebecca Goss speaks with John Greening about her intensely personal first collection, her early career and seeking new directions. Rebecca Goss speaks with John Greening about the poetry collection Her Birth and the process of writing it, starting out as a writer and the influence of English teachers, pushing herself in new directions with language in Girl and fighting to break away from couplets.

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