Description
In her mid-20s, Heidi Williamson was part of a Scottish community that suffered an inconceivable tragedy, the Dunblane Primary School shooting. Those years living in the town form the focus of her third poetry collection. Through rivers, rain, wildlife and landscape, she revisits where ‘the occasional endures’ and discovers the healing properties of a beloved place: ‘These small movements towards the bracken are to be reckoned with.’






Informer: International Poetry Magazine, No.9, Vol. 2
Gold from the Stone
Strong in the Rain
Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats
Steep Tea
Being Alive
Just Like Brothers
Ten Poems on the Telephone
Signs Like This
States of Happiness
Comic Poems
Selected Poetry
Consorting With Angels
Ten Poems About Knitting
A Quarter of an Hour
Love Is a Place
Clare Beaton's Bedtime Rhymes
Book of Mercy
Midnight, Dhaka
The Art of Scratching
Funky Chickens
Somewhere Else Entirely