Poetry, Short Stories, Film and Music Critique, & More...

Andy Carrington (alias 'Ataraxia' to some) was born in Pontefract, West Yorkshire in 1983 and educated at Wakefield College and the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, where he gained a 2.1 in English Literature and Creative Writing. He has been the feature of various monthly and quarterly poetry magazines. His work has also been included in two poetry anthologies: one of which was compiled to raise money for the Prince of Wales Hospice, Pontefract.

He dedicates many of his hours to being a freelance writer: writing poetry and short stories, tutorials for writers, and reviews for music and film. He is the founder of the activist group "Self-Help Through Writing", and provides online support and advice for sufferers of Crohn's Disease. He also hosts a Creative Writing Forum, which is an invaluable medium for creative people to share their work and offer critiques; discuss favourite books; and meet like-minded individuals. Photography, too, is one of his main hobbies.

His debut collection of poetry 'But, Mother Knows' was released June 2009, and is available through the Online Store.

Latest Updates.

> Film Reviews: 'Strange Days' (2/7/09)

> Music Reviews: 'Imperial Leisure: The Art Of Saying Nothing' 

(1/7/09)

> Film Reviews: 'What's Eating Gilbert Grape?' (1/7/09)


Writing for bread since April '08.

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