Graham Mort

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Graham Mort


Born
in Middleton, The United Kingdom
August 11, 1955

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Graham Mort has had a lengthy career as a freelance writer and artist in education, specialising in innovative combined arts projects. He has taught writing courses for the Arvon Foundation and Taliesin Trust and was director of studies for the Open College of the Arts, extending distance learning though new technology. He is currently professor of Creative Writing and Transcultural Literature, at Lancaster University where he directs the Centre for Transcultural Writing and Research. He has worked extensively on literature development projects in Africa for the British Council and for the University of Soran in Kurdistan. Amongst his many awards are the Edge Hill University Short Story Prize 2011, the Bridport Prize for the short story col ...more

Average rating: 3.8 · 127 ratings · 18 reviews · 23 distinct works
Touch

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Black Shiver Moss

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Visibilty: Selected Poems

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Cusp

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Terroir

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Like Fado: And Other Stories

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Sky Burial

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A Night on the Lash

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Into the Ashes: Poems

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Snow from the North

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