Blog – James Nash

Veteran Poet in a world of Nature . James Nash is happy and slightly apprehensive. …

I wrote quite recently about a trip to Kefalonia where we stayed by chance in…

I first met Jacky Fleming in 1979, when she lived in my road in Headingley.…

To have my first unself-published poetry collection produced by Valley Press, ‘Some Things Matter’ in…

To completely repurpose T. S. Eliot’s famous line, ‘April is the cruellest month’, August for…

In his third volume of sonnets, James Nash examines urban and seaside environments in a…

Performing As far as I know Byron didn’t go to open-mic poetry events in pubs…

Here is the cover for my next collection due out this autumn. It is by…

In A Bench for Billie Holiday, James Nash tenderly retraces seventy years of life through seventy…

I’ve been rather quiet of late, thinking, writing and editing my poetry. And yesterday this…

Since their first publication in 2012, James Nash’s sonnets have delighted thousands of poetry readers…

Cymru am Byth. It’s St David’s Day and on this date I always feel a…