Dead Good Poets

John Glenday

John Glenday

From the Hungarian of Sándor Földalatti

Dead Good Poets

The Dead Good Poets online anthology of poetry by writers from and associated with Aberdeen was published in 2006/2007 with funding from Aberdeen City Council.

Supported by Aberdeen City Council

For more information about the literary scene in Aberdeen and North-East Scotland please see North East Writers.

North East Writers

John Glenday

John Glenday was born in 1952 and currently works as an addictions counsellor with NHS Highland. He is the author of two collections: The Apple Ghost (Peterloo Poets, 1989), which won a Scottish Arts Council Book Award; and Undark (Peterloo Poets, 1995) which was a Poetry Book Society Recommendation. Poems have been anthologised in the Faber Book of Twentieth Century Scottish Poetry (Faber and Faber, 1992); The Firebox (Picador, 1998); and New British Poetry (Grey Wolf Press, 2004). He was appointed Scottish/Canadian Exchange Fellow for 1990/91, based at the University of Alberta, Edmonton.

 

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