Latest up for Spoken Label is the wonderful Ciara Shuttleworth originally from San Fransico but now East Washington.
Ciara Shuttleworth was born in San Francisco and grew up in Nebraska, Nevada, and Washington state. Her poetry has been published in journals and anthologies, including The New Yorker, The Norton Introduction to Literature, Ploughshares, and The Southern Review. Shuttleworth received an MFA in poetry from University of Idaho. Rabbit Heart (SFA Press), is her first full collection of poetry. Shuttleworth's books also include the poetry chapbook, Night Holds Its Own (Blue Horse Press), and gonzo prose book, 4,500 Miles: Taking Jack Back on the Road (Humanitas Media Publishing).
More about Ciara can be found at:
ciarashuttleworth.com
ciarashuttleworth (instagram)
Poems read out included:
1. Love Cartographers
2. No Further West
3. Prologue to Seven Years in San Fransico.
4. Rabbit Heart
Aqeel Parvez (Spoken Label, June 2023)
Amy Langley (Spoken Label, May 2023)
Caitlin Kendall (Spoken Label, May 2023)
Sara Jayne (Spoken Label, May 2023)
Mark Jackson (Keith's Brother) (Spoken Label, May 2023)
Eric Loveland Heath (Spoken Label, May 2023)
Tuesday Tony (Spoken Label, May 2023)
Bonus Episode - Live Zoom Book Launch for 'The Scope of art and poetry' (Spoken Label, April 2023)
Katy Naylor (Spoken Label, May 2023)
Caitlin Mckenna (Spoken Label, May 2023)
Joy Wassell Tims (Spoken Label, April 2023)
Rhianna Levi (Spoken Label, April 2023)
Douglas Weissman (Spoken Label, April 2023)
Bonus Episode: Alice Gretton (Spoken Label, April 2023)
Lisa Moore (Spoken Label, April 2023)
Bonus Episode: Tom S. Juniper (Spoken Label, April 2023)
Kay Channon (Spoken Label, April 2023)
(Bonus Episode) Dee Dickens (Live Ashley Edge, Spoken Label, April 2023)
Anne Delargy - Spoken Label (March 2023)
Ashley Edge (Spoken Label Live - from Ashley's book launch, March 2023)
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