Erin Coppin - writer

Erin Coppin is a disabled Canadian/British writer living in the UK. She has been published by Ink Sweat & Tears, Spelt Magazine, Popshot Quarterly, Fenland Poetry Journal, and others. She was the winner of the Unpublished Poet's Prize in the Mslexia and Poetry Book Society's Women's Poetry Competition 2019.

Poetry

'Incomplete inventory of things I don’t allow myself to miss because after all they might come back' - Ink Sweat & Tears, April 2024

'British Columbia, Canada, 2021: We are surviving the vagaries of climate change' - audio collaboration with artist Jo Scott, March 2024 

'All Saint's Church, 2018' - published in Spelt Magazine, Autumn 2022

'Flowers' - published in Fenland Poetry Journal, Autumn 2021

‘A curse’ - published in Resistance, a zine from Dead Women Poet’s Society, April 2021 

'balance' – The View From Olympia anthology (Half Moon Books, Otley), July 2020

‘To the Apothecary’ - irisi magazine,  April 2020

‘Kindling’ – runner up in the Mslexia and Poetry Book Society’s Women’s Poetry Competition 2019 

‘His weather’ – published in Fenland Poetry Journal, Autumn 2019

Flash and micro fiction

'At the Brain Salon' - Popshot Quarterly, May 2021

‘Haircut’ - Popshot Quarterly, February 2021

‘Fathom’ - Boston Literary Magazine, December 2020

‘Alcohol dependence’ - Flash Flood Journal June 2020

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