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FLAME by Geraldine Clarkson


 

 

 

 


Geraldine Clarkson is a writer of Irish heritage, who lives in the English Midlands. Her poetry and prose have been published widely in literary journals internationally. Recent chapbooks are Singletary (Shearsman Books, 2025), The Vitalist Sees the Signs (Broken Sleep Books 2025) and, forthcoming from Blue Diode Press, Palomines.


1 October 2026



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