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Mark Andrew Heathcote

Mark Andrew Heathcote

Mark Andrew Heathcote is from Manchester, UK, where he resides with his partner Elaine and their two children. Mark finds Manchester to be a great place to live, a very cultural city with a lively music and arts scene. It is also his hometown, the place of his birth and home of the Manchester United Football team he supports. Mark is the author of In Perpetuity a book of poems published by the Creative Talents Unleashed publishing group. He is an adult learning difficulties support worker, who began writing poetry at an early age at school. Mark enjoys spending his leisure time off work reading, writing, and gardening. His poems have been published in THE BeZINE, Vol.2, Issue 12, Environment/Environmental Justice, Silver Birch Press (WHEN I MOVED Poetry and Prose Series), & Praxis Magazine Online (poets for peace collaboration.)

PoetryJanuary 17, 2017<January 15, 2017

Tom McEnroe’s Last Sabbath

The Sabbath had its special place in his Irish heart A man of very few words & an early riser… Never late for church,…

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  • Essay
    • Editorial
    • Throwback
  • Poetry
  • Image
  • Quote
  • Themes
    • Upcoming
    • Volume 1
      • 0.1 Intro
      • 1.1 Margins
      • 1.2 Living with the Seasons
      • 1.3 Thriftiness
      • 1.4 Noise and Silence
      • 1.5 Bodies
      • 1.6 Transportation
      • 1.7 Waterways
      • 1.8 My Economy
      • 1.9 Sharing Food
      • 1.10 Coming and Going
    • 2.1 Labor
    • 2.2 Bridges
    • 2.3 Shops & Stores
    • 2.4 The Darkest Night
    • 2.5 Sabbath
    • 2.6 Local Government
    • 2.7 Solastalgia
    • 2.8 Borders & Boundaries
    • 2.9 Play
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