So, a LOOOOOOOOOONG time ago, I took part in a podcast recording with the fantastic Post Everything that seems to have been delayed as it’s taking the Barbican Centre a long time to give its official seal of approval to something that will bear its name.
One half of the PE duo emailed today saying that he was finally getting around to chasing it up and putting pressure on the Barbican (a small amount of pressure) and could we all please answer the following 2 questions
How did your writing adapt to the podcasting process?
What is one thing that you learned from the workshops?
Straightforward enough yet they’ve been keeping me busy.
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Published by Cameron Holleran - Poet, Facilitator and Performer
Cameron is a Barbican Young Poet as well as a member of BAR. They are a Mancunian who has found themselves down south. As such, they long to feel the rain upon their face for 2/3rds of the year. Such positivity has found its way into their poetry, where they often address mental health, childhood and pop culture. As you might be able to tell from this bio, Cameron identifies as non-binary and uses the pronouns they/them/their.
They have performed at Curious Festival, where they wrote a piece in Anglo Saxon and the Barbican Weekender, producing work in response to UVAs Momentum exhibition. They were also part of the team responsible for curating National Poetry Day 2014 at the Southbank Centre.
Outside of poetry, they like to box and drink Pepsi. Not at the same time, obviously.
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