Julie Sampson's Blog: Writing Women on the Devon Land, page 7

'Ballerina’s Song of the Earth' and Sourton Tor

Beneath Sourton Tor
This poem was inspired after we walked our dog underneath Sourton Tor. It  was quite a wild day, hence the mood of this photo. Somehow the vision of the ballerina just...



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Update

I intend to return to posting more pieces on here soon. I have been busy with publication of a collection Tessitura and creating a new writer website, Julie Sampson

So please, if you sometimes look...



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E Book

You can now download a copy of Scrapblog; a Writer from the South-West, which is a 
compilation of various pieces from this blog. Here is the link 









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Tessitura

I'm so pleased  to be able to announce that my first full-length poetry collection, Tessitura, is now available from Shearsman.

The collection is made up of many poems written over the...



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The 'White Queen's' 'Devon' daughter; Katherine of York, Countess of Devon.

The south-east tower of Tiverton castle.        Katherine Courtenay, Countess of Devon (1479-1527), born Princess Katherine Plantagenet, youngest daughter of Edward IV and his...



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'Woman Clothed with the Sun'; Joanna Southcott, the Devon Writer who was also 'Prophet'.

Inside Gittisham Church            Over the centuries there have been a handful of self-appointed eccentrically motivated, so-called religious women, who were born and...



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