Episode Details

On today’s episode of The Poems We Made Along The Way Gregory chats with Stevie Ronnie about developing voice, unpicking what a poem is, and the similarities between visual art and poetry.

Stevie Ronnie is an interdisciplinary artist and writer based in Northumberland. He was longlisted for the John Moores Prize for his piece called Thirty Hours or So of Being Awake. Stevie works with The Writing Squad as one of their mentors to young writers.  

You can check out more of Stevie Ronnie’s work can be found at his website here: stevieronnie.com

The project he worked on based on his trip to the artic can be found here: https://stevieronnie.com/the-arctic-was-a-poem-twisted-into-rope-2

The poem Stevie wrote called I Dream of Canute (& the Sea is Rising) can be found here: https://stevieronnie.com/i-dream-of-canute-the-sea-is-rising-2

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