Laurie Bolger is a London based writer & the founder of The Creative Writing Breakfast Club. Laurie’s work has been widely anthologised and has featured at Glastonbury, TATE, Sky Arts and BBC Global News. Laurie’s first publication Box Rooms celebrated community and her W10 roots. Laurie was the winner of The Moth Poetry Prize in 2023 and was shortlisted for The Sylvia Plath, Bridport and Forward Poetry Prizes. Her latest pamphlets include Makeover by The Emma Press and Spin by The Poetry Business celebrating the resilience of working class women, autonomy and love.

“Dazzling, moving, witty and insightful poems which look at the world with an oft-surreal eye, and show the lives, the truths, the people, who might ordinarily be overlooked”

Laurie Bolger is a London based writer & the founder of The Creative Writing Breakfast Club. Laurie’s work has been widely anthologised and has featured at Glastonbury, TATE, Sky Arts and BBC Global News. Laurie’s first publication Box Rooms celebrated community and her W10 roots. Laurie was the winner of The Moth Poetry Prize in 2023 and was shortlisted for The Sylvia Plath, Bridport and Forward Poetry Prizes. Her latest pamphlets include Makeover by The Emma Press and Spin by The Poetry Business celebrating the resilience of working class women, autonomy and love.

“Dazzling, moving, witty and insightful poems which look at the world with an oft-surreal eye, and show the lives, the truths, the people, who might ordinarily be overlooked”

Laurie Bolger is a London based writer & the founder of The Creative Writing Breakfast Club. Laurie’s work has been widely anthologised and has featured at Glastonbury, TATE, Sky Arts and BBC Global News. Laurie’s first publication Box Rooms celebrated community and her W10 roots. Laurie was the winner of The Moth Poetry Prize in 2023 and was shortlisted for The Sylvia Plath, Bridport and Forward Poetry Prizes. Her latest pamphlets include Makeover by The Emma Press and Spin by The Poetry Business celebrating the resilience of working class women, autonomy and love.

“Dazzling, moving, witty and insightful poems which look at the world with an oft-surreal eye, and show the lives, the truths, the people, who might ordinarily be overlooked”