Unspoken Words – the weekly 15 minute comedy radio series that reflects on a single word, and what a single word can inspire
order your hard copy from The Poetry Point Press here: https://macdunlop.bandcamp.com/merch/grow-content Also available at Rubicund Books Order from them direct here: https://eewww.rubicund.co.uk/contact Grow Content by Mac Dunlop published by The […]
Grow Content was published on March 14th. The first edition is in hardcover and is available to order from here Shipping usually takes 10-14 days see the excerpt from Peter’s […]
Grow Content is the latest novel by Mac Dunlop. It uses flash fiction, poetic narrative and experimental style to bring multiple stories to life. . ISBN 978-1-7398186-2-3 published by The Poetry […]
Megan Chapman (aka MCMC Spoken) and I have just begun co-editing a small anthology of Cornish poets. The anthology aims to challenge and provoke discussion about the unacceptable wreckage of […]
The third pamphlet in the quarterly poetry series is now available from The Poetry Point Press – see the contact details below – or from Jam Records in Falmouth Pamphlet […]
Described as poetry journalism, Pamphlet Two sets out to explore contemporary issues and personal observation. Issues and themes range from intolerance and hate crime to reflections on landscape and internal […]
Pamphlet One comprises eight new poems by Mac Dunlop that engage with the personal and political. They range in theme from mass media events to awkward cultural traditions, with some […]
White Feather The mist envelope steamed open air turned tears unstuck the fold creased as a magpie’s cackle at dawn we house us at night them who do us harm […]
Your very own Writer’s Space 12th June 2017, Time: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm, Location: The Writers’ Block Overview: Mac Dunlop, is the founder of The Poetry Point, a writer […]
Solarium
by Mac Dunlop
published by The Poetry Point Press
During the autumn of 2016, Mac Dunlop was writer in residence for 6 weeks at Trelissick House, as part of the ‘A Place to Write” project. The aim of the overall project was to encourage visitors to find inspiration and their own creativity in the house, gardens and history of the place.
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