Delighted to announce that my debut novel (described as Watership Down meets Silence of the Lambs), Remington Platypus is available to pre-order now from Waterstones, Northodox Press, and this website over on the bookshop page
https://www.stevenashwrites.com/bookshop/remington-platypus-signed-first-edition-preorder
👉 Northodox Press
👉 Waterstones
Can’t wait for you all to meet Remington.
I have been announced so it must be true. my first novel will be published next year. Cue the trumpets! 🦡🦡🦡 huge thanks to Northodox Press for taking a chance on a novel with a badger as the main character 😁
Read MoreDelighted to announce my new collection is out now…
Read MoreHappy to say that a poem from my upcoming collection ‘Nearly Man’ has been published in the new Beyond Words Anthology; ‘My Greatest Fear’.
Read MoreDelighted to have three poems published in the first edition of Good Luck Have Fun Press - a magazine dedicated to videogame-inspired poetry! Two of my fave things :D
Read MoreThe second Issue of Spelt Magazine, which I co-edit with the frankly offensively wonderful Wendy Pratt is out now. There’s great poetry and creative non-fiction, a writing prompt from John Foggin, and a fascinating interview with Jason Allen-Paisant…
Read MoreThe fabulous poet Wendy Pratt and I have been working away at this publication throughout lockdown and we’re thrilled to be releasing it this week…
Read MoreDelighted to be the special guest at this event just before Christmas. Give me a shout if you’d like the Zoom link. There will be open mic too :D
Read MorePuzzle Poets Live on Youtube
Read MoreThese are strange times but I’m really overwhelmed to hear that my students at Leeds Beckett University have nominated me for 2 of the annual University-wide Golden Robes Awards.
I’m up for Best Lecturer, and Unsung Hero.
I have great pride in announcing that, alongside two fabulous, award-winning poets, Laura Potts and Charlotte Wetton, I’ll be taking over the running of one of the country’s longest running monthly poetry events.
Read MoreI concluded a series of performances raising money and awareness for Mental Health Charities. The series began with an event in aid of BEAT UK, the UK’s leading eating disorder charity, and concluded in December in York with an event organised by Time to Change, York, a campaign to end mental health stigma and discrimination for residents and visitors to the city.
Such a wonderful experience to meet so many over the course of these events that have struggled with or know others who’ve struggled with a broad range of issues. Ending the stigma is massively important and I’m humbled to have been able to be part of these events.
Delighted to be performing in York at the Basement Bar for a great cause.Wendy Pratt, Matt Nicholson, Rose Drew, Oz Hardwick, and I will be performing in support of Time to Change York.
Read MoreDelighted to hear that my book - Myth Gatherers was shortlisted (and then won) Burning Eye Books’ Not the Forward Prize for Best Poetry Collection this year.
Thanks so much to anyone who nominated the book. I owe you all an awkwardly long hug.
Here’s a big cheers to the Ted Hughes Fest for having me. A wonderful festival in the gorgeous setting of Ted’s old school. Hollie McNish was absolutely lovely and it was great to share a stage with her, and don the increasingly famous fox head. Roll on next year!
Read MoreI had the great pleasure last month of being invited to come and read a poem to commemorate the launch of one of the new trains on the Calder Valley line.
Here’s hoping to smoother travels on the iron veins!
Read MoreVery excited to announce that I shall be performing with Hollie McNish at the Ted Hughes Festival next month.
Please come and join us for a great night (there will be a bar!)
More details can be found at the following link:
http://tedhughesproject.com/event/hollie-mcnish-and-steve-nash/
New book Myth Gatherers is available over at my bookshop page now…
Read MoreMy new book ‘Myth Gatherers’ will be out this month from Calder Valley Poetry.
Absolutely blown away and extremely grateful for the kind word Helen Mort, and Peter Riley have shared in advance of the launch.
More details to follow soon.
