Find them here. The first two are sound only, while the others are short films.
John Glenday advises, “Write less”. A poem is a conversation between poet and reader: leave room for the reader. If you listen to nothing else, please listen to these three and a half minutes!
Shehzar Doja: “Always carry a small notebook”. I can think of no better advice.
Gerry Cambridge remembers George Mackay Brown’s advice to practice writing in strict forms. Craftsmanship, Gerry says, leads to confidence – enjoy the process – don’t be afraid of making a mess – read widely; other poets are your signposts.
Anthony Anaxagorou too recommends keeping a notebook. And imagining impossibilities. And borrowing a line from another poet (but be sure to give it back!)
Jen Hadfield, in her beautiful film-poem, pleads for a balance between words and silence. Well worth a few minutes of your precious time.
ways with words in the city of Wells 
Reblogged this on Matthew Paul and commented:
Some excellent advice here, and Jen Hadfield’s film-poem is a must-watch.
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