Ged Duncan

Writer

Vanishing Point

February15

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Sanctuary Cafe – Brighton

February15

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Profile of Ged – View from Weymouth

December15

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Look out for the Custom’s men

November12

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More smugglers

November12

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A whole Smuggle of Sydney’s

November11

Here’s a snap of children from Elmrise School, Bournemouth in their Sydney the Smuggler costumes before setting off for a procession through the townelmrise children dressed as sydney the smuggler

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National Poetry Day

October21

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Pictured – Ged, and a collection of other eccentric Harbour Poets and guest readers on National Poetry Day – October 8th. Harbour poets read from ‘Essential Journey’ and other work, with the occasional nod to the theme of ‘Heros and Heroines’

Picture by Paul Crompton of  ‘View from Weymouth ‘ newspaper

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Essential Journey

August10

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The Harbour Poets’ anthology ‘Essential Journey’ was published on July 7th. It was reviewed by Bridget Whelan, author of ‘A Good Confession‘, who said it had: ‘a wonderful, vibrant variety – poems written with gentle good humour play with words and others, with angry precision, scythe through hypocrisy…’ The first print run of the book sold out in two weeks, and it is now being reprinted. Get yours here:

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Reading ‘Barrage’ at the Beaminster Festival

August10

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Photoshoot at the Harbourside

August10

Ged was among ragtaggle collection of poets who gathered in Weymouth following the publication of Essential Journey
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Some clambered aboard the ‘Portisham’, a 1957 minesweeper, for a photoshoot by photographer Carole Voisey-Morris. Later they were interviewed over tea and cakes by newsman Dom Kippin

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