Kate Rhodes
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Kate Rhodes (born 1964, in London) is a British poet and novelist.
In 1993 she completed a Ph.D. on the work of Tennessee Williams at the University of Essex, and has worked as an English teacher in a sixth form college and as a university lecturer. In 2004 she was granted a fellowship by the Hawthornden Literary Institute. Her debut collection Reversal was published in 2005 by Enitharmon Press. Reversal was the inaugural volume of the Enitharmon New Poets Series.
Publications
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[edit]- Crossbones Yard (2012, Mulholland Books)
- A Killing of Angels (2013, Mulholland Books)
- The Winter Foundlings (2014, Mulholland Books)
- River of Souls (2015, Mulholland Books)
- Blood Symmetry (2016, Mulholland Books)
- Fatal Harmony (2018, independently published)
Ben Kitto
[edit]- Hell Bay (2018, Simon & Schuster UK)
- Ruin Beach (2018, Simon & Schuster UK)
- Burnt Island (2019, Simon & Schuster UK)
- Pulpit Rock (2020, Simon & Schuster UK)
- Devil's Table (2021, Simon & Schuster UK)
- The Brutal Tide (2022, Simon & Schuster UK)
- Hangman Island (2023, Simon & Schuster UK)
External links
[edit]- Enitharmon Press website
- Independent on Sunday – Poem by Kate Rhodes – Bluebells[permanent dead link] website
- Guardian Review – Saturday Poem by Kate Rhodes – Divining website
- Writers associated with the university of Essex website
- The story behind The Winter Foundlings - Online Essay by Kate Rhodes on Upcoming4.me
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