Ellora Sutton, Antonyms For Burial. Spring & All

Club de lectura Spring & All: Sesión dedicada a Ellora Sutton, Antonyms For Burial

Ellora Sutton is a queer poet from Hampshire. Her poems have been published by The Poetry Review, fourteen poems, and Interpreter’s House, amongst others. She reviews poetry for Mslexia, and tweets @ellora_sutton.
Ellora is the first-prize winner of the Carol Ann Duffy challenge on Young Poets Network, judged by Mari Hughes-Edwards, and celebrating Duffy’s legacy as Poet Laureate. She is also the first-prize winner of Bailey Blackburn’s 2018 August challenge #2 on found poems and the third Bloodaxe Archive challenge, The Re-Re-Re-Drafting Challenge. Ellora is also the second-prize winner in August challenge #4 on the poetics of interrogation, written and judged by Foyle Young Poet Kara Jackson in 2019. She is the third-prize winner of the Ode to (Small) Joy challenge and August Challenge #2: Fairy Tale Poetry.
Her main themes include queerness, mental health, art, nature and history. Other than poetry, my main interests and hobbies include Jane Austen, going for walks around the local pond, visiting museums and galleries, gratuitous baking, and iced coffee.