Notes From the Margin with Wendy Pratt
by Wendy PrattNotes From the Margin with Wendy Pratt
About the Substack
Author of THE GHOST LAKE (memoir), BLACKBIRD SINGING AT DUSK (poetry). Fellow of the Folger Shakespeare Library. DYCP recipient. Northern type.
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- At least one long form article every month
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- Access to the full archive including online courses and writing prompts
- Access to my subscriber only zoom writing groups
- Behind the scenes on my DYCP grant journey
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About Wendy Pratt
Wendy Pratt is an author, poet and editor. Her memoir, The Ghost Lake was called 'remarkable' by the Guardian. Her poetry collection, Blackbird Singing at Dusk is published by Nine Arches Press. Wendy is the founder of Spelt magazine.
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