In case you’re doing the #sealeychallenge then Solitary Hotel is a super ‘fun size’ A6 poetry pamphlet that fits inside a back pocket, handbag, or the palm of your hand. Available now from @theredceilings or direct from me (link in bio).

SOUND ON! Short extract of the audio version of Solitary Hotel, my latest chapbook, out now from @theredceilings Available as a free MP3 to everyone who buys a copy of the book direct from me. Link here and in bio: jp-seabright.square.site/ product/solitary-hotel/

SOUND ON! Another short extract of the audio version of Solitary Hotel, my latest chapbook, out now from @theredceilings Available as a free MP3 to everyone who buys a copy of the book direct from me. Link here and in bio: jp-seabright.square.site/ product/solitary-hotel/

SOUND ON! Another short extract of the audio version of Solitary Hotel, my latest chapbook, out now from @theredceilings Available as a free MP3 to everyone who buys a copy of the book direct from me. jp-seabright.square.site/pro…

Latest blog post about my new book (out now from @theredceilings) where I write about its inspiration : Samuel Barber, James Joyce, Virginia Woolf and the North Norfolk coast and my writing ‘process’. open.substack.com/pub/jpseab…

Look at my beautiful book babies! Solitary Hotel is a book-length poem sequence inspired by Samuel Barber’s song of the same name, which sets to music text from James Joyce’s Ulysses. Available now from @theredceilings (or direct from me) Both links in bio.

Really honoured for my latest chapbook, Solitary Hotel, to have been read and endorsed by the brilliant Richard Skinner - author, poet, educator, essayist, publisher and all round polymath. Thank you Richard! 🙏🏼 Available now from @theredceilings

Enormous thanks to the wonderful @susiecampbell, a poet and creator I’ve long admired, for these words about Solitary Hotel, my latest chapbook, available now from the equally wonderful @theredceilings.

New book available now from Red Ceilings Press. Solitary Hotel is a poem sequence inspired by Samuel Barber’s song. It explores loneliness, longing, isolation and love lost and profound, within the bleak landscape of the North Norfolk coast. theredceilingspress.co.uk/pr…

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