Jeremy Dixon is a poet and maker of Artist’s Books. He was born in Essex and moved to the Vale of Glamorgan as a teenager, living there for over 45 years. His poetry has appeared in Butcher’s Dog, Found Poetry Review, HIV Here & Now, Impossible Archetype, Lighthouse Journal, Anti-Heroin Chic, Roundyhouse and other print and online magazines. He has been published several times by Arachne Press, including his debut pamphlet IN RETAIL (2019) and in the recent bilingual Welsh/English anthology, A470: Poems for the Road/Cerddi’r Ffordd (2022). We published Jeremy’s first full collection, A Voice Coming From Then in August 2021 and it WON the poetry category for Wales Book of the Year English Language Poetry…

For more information please visit www.hazardpress.co.uk, or follow him on Twitter; @HazardPressUK

Jeremy’s poetry pamphlet In Retail  was published by us in 2019. you can order here

Jeremy’s poem for The Other Side of Sleep, is In Retail (xxiii) the almost verbatim one-sided conversation of a Sales Assistant one busy lunchtime.

for Liberty Tales Jeremy  provided three poems, Tabernacle Lane; Flax, San Francisco; and Pearls Over Shanghai in response to the massacre at Pulse, Orlando

Jeremy’s poem Driving to Blackpool to Visit my Sister was read at Ynys Mon for Solstice Shorts Festival 2017 and is published in Dusk.

and he has a poem in A470, Poems for the Road, Cerddi’r Ffordd

Interview
(scroll down a bit to find it!)

Jeremy is a great supporter of Arachne, providing workshops and hand made books for our crowdfunds.