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NAARCA Commission: Sámi writer Hanna Guttorm

Commission Text Climate Crisis

Hannah Lavery

Hannah Lavery is a Scottish poet and playwright. She was appointed Edinburgh Makar (or city poet) in November 2021 for a three year term. She was also selected by Owen Sheers’ as one of his Ten Writers Asking Questions That Will Shape Our Future for the International Literature Showcase, a project from the National Writing […]

Playwrights’ Studio Scotland

Sarah Krasnostein

We are delighted to partner with Edinburgh International Book Festival to host Australian writer Sarah Krasnostein in August. Sarah Krasnostein is a multi-award winning writer and critic. She is the best-selling author of The Trauma Cleaner (2017),The Believer(2021), the Quarterly Essay,Not Waving, Drowning(2022) andOn Peter Carey(2023). She holds aPhD in criminal law and is admitted to legal practice […]

Edinburgh International Book Festival Residencies

Sophie Cunningham

We are delighted to partner with Edinburgh International Book Festival to host Australian writer Sophie Cunningham in August. Sophie Cunningham is a non-fiction writer and novelist with a passion for trees, walking and broader environmental issues. She will be a guest of the Edinburgh International Book Festival talking about her novel This Devastating Fever, and […]

Edinburgh International Book Festival Residencies

Fine Mayer

Now in its second year, the Young Gaelic Writer Residency is the result of a partnership between Cove Park and Comhairle nan Leabhraichean / The Gaelic Books Council. It supports a Gaelic writer based in Scotland, aged under 30, and provides the time and funding required to develop current projects. A-nis san dàrna bliadhna, tha […]

Young Gaelic Writer Residency

Abbie Plant

Abbie. L. Plant is a writer and poet based in Yorkshire, where she is currently writing her debut poetry collection ‘lucid dreams, meanderings and the contemplation of nothing’ and studying as an undergraduate at the University of Leeds. Her recent poem ‘Pheromones’ was displayed at the LEEDS YEAR OF CULTURE 2023 ‘More Than Just Talking’ […]

Open Residency

Sean Negus

Sean Negus is an artist who works in the expanded field of poetics. In addition to a book of poems published bilingually in Portuguese and English, Hurricane Music, he has also published an artist book in limited edition, Congeries. An ongoing project inquiring into a visual poetics of the archive continues to explore intersections of […]

Open Residency

NAARCA Commission: Gaelic writer Mairi Macleod

Commission Text Climate Crisis

Anne Fleming

Anne Fleming is a Canadian fiction writer, poet, and children’s author whose writing has been shortlisted for Canada’s Governor-General’s Award, the Journey Prize, and four BC Book Prizes. The Goat was named one of the ten best children’s books of the year by The Wall Street Journal and the New York Public Library. She teaches […]

Open Residency

Sean Wai Keung

Sean Wai Keung is a Glasgow-based poet, interdisciplinary and community artist. His work often uses food as a starting point for explorations of identity, migration, community and hospitality, and he enjoys challenging dominant notions of economics and exchange through participatory meal events. Sean was in residence at Cove Park in 2021 as part of the […]

Associates Early Career Residency

Amber Lee Dodd

Amber Lee Dodd is an award-winning children’s author and short-story writer. Her work includes the critically acclaimed novels We Are Giants, Lightning Chase Me Home and The Thirteenth Home of Noah Bradley. Her debut novel, We Are Giants, was nominated for over ten awards, winning the Calderdale Book of the Year award and shortlisting for the prestigious Branford Boase […]

Associates Artists in Schools

Farah Abdessamad

Farah Abdessamad is a French-Tunisian writer, critic, and essayist. Based in New York City since 2020, she has previously contributed to The Atlantic, The Nation, Observer, The TLS, Middle East Eye, The New Arab, and other venues on articles discussing art, heritage, and culture. She’s at work on long-form non-fiction projects.

Open Residency