Wide-a-Bleedin-Wake at 4:00 AM: On Words, Corsets, and Being Different-ed
Wide-a-Bleedin-Wake: On Being Different-ed Awake since 2.45 am, having spoken to someone else who’s awake on WhatsApp, another cigarette, with good-intentioned hot chocolate in my hand. I’m supposed to go back to bed and settle down like a good writer, put the phone away and maybe listen to some white noise, but I can’t. I […]
Black History Month and a Poet Returned
Voices Amplified – Black History Month Poetry and Spoken Word Black Irish London poet Tish Ince, rooted in Gloucestershire, returns to the stage for Black History Month in Stroud, sharing verse on resilience, legacy, and belonging. I was asked if I’d like to perform at the Voices Amplified Poetry and Spoken Word event at Stroud […]
Having returned – A Blog Post by Tish Ince Poet Writer
Having returned with a website as a writer after being offline for the best part of 2023, I am delighted to be online again and ready to share a basic blog post on how this year has fared as a poet and a writer. I am undertaking a newness, allowing a new thing to occur […]