Emily Yae Won
Cove Park’s International Literature Residency supports an international writer at a key stage in their work. We offer the writer time and space to pursue a project or new ways of working free from the pressure of specified outcomes, in a changing community of artists across a range of art-forms, career stages and nationalities. Previous […]
Amang Hung
Amang Hung was born and raised on the east coast of Taiwan. She is the author of four volumes of verse: On/Off: Selected Poems of Amang, 1995-2002 (2003), No Daddy (2008), Chariots of Women (2016) and As We Embrace Thousands Are Dying (2016). Her work has appeared in various print and online journals in Asia and the USA. An avid blogger and mountaineer, Amang makes video documentaries and […]
Rose Ruane
Cove Park’s Literature Residency supports an established writer based in Scotland or the UK at a key stage in their work. We offer the writer time and space to pursue a project or new ways of working free from the pressure of specified outcomes, in a changing community of artists across a range of art-forms, […]
Aberdeen Writers’ Studio
Visiting Cove Park for the first time, Aberdeen Writers’ Studio is a group of emerging and established writers with current or historical links to the North-East. The group meets regularly in Aberdeen to share work and to encourage and support one another in their writing. The participating writers are: Rachelle Atalla is a writer based […]
December 2017 Newsletter
Cove Park’s New Artists Centre Wins Awards!
November 2017 Newsletter
Writers’ Centre Norwich Translation
2016 saw the launch of an exciting partnership between Cove Park and Publishing Scotland, bringing translators of books by Scotland-based writers to Cove Park for a four-week residency. In October 2017, and in partnership with Writers’ Centre Norwich, we are pleased to welcome 12 translators to take part in a one-week programme. The participating translators […]
Summer Residencies 2018
September 2017 Newsletter
Marcus Mac an Tuairneir
Marcas Mac an Tuairneir (Mark Spencer Turner) writes poetry, prose, drama and journalism in Scottish Gaelic and English, and splits his time between Edinburgh and his hometown of York. He was educated at the University of Aberdeen, graduating with MA Hons Gaelic and Hispanic Studies in 2008 and MLitt Irish and Scottish Literature in 2010. […]
