
Lucy Crispin
Lucy Crispin is a former Poet Laureate of South Cumbria.…

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Lucy Crispin
Lucy Crispin is a former Poet Laureate of South Cumbria. She’s published widely in print and online, most recently in Channel, Poetry Birmingham, Pennine Platform and The York Literary Review. In 2021 Lucy won the Ware Sonnet Prize and the Segora international poetry prize. Her pamphlets wish you were here and shades of blue (both 2020) are available from Hedgehog Press or directly from the author. After a year out, she’s currently working on her next, full-length collection, hungers . Find out more at lucycrispin.com .