Selected Publications

Poetry

Prose

Audio Drama

The Elvet Mysteries is a horror-mystery miniseries set in a small English university town. After a strange experience, first year student Livvy Jones starts to document the unusual things happening in Durham, and invites the student body to share their stories. The Elvet Mysteries can be found anywhere you listen to podcasts, or on the player below.

Episode Four: The Dun Cow The Elvet Mysteries

The Elvet Mysteries is a horror-mystery miniseries set in a small English university town. After a strange experience, first year student Livvy Jones starts to document the unusual things happening in Durham, and invites the student body to share their stories. The Elvet Mysteries is written, performed and produced by Kym Deyn Our editor and composer is Liv Clark, you can find more of her work at livclark.com Imposter Syndome was read by Liv Clarke The Cult was read by Jay Hulme
  1. Episode Four: The Dun Cow
  2. Episode Three: Whirring & Clicking
  3. Episode Two: The City Itself
  4. Episode One: Separation
  5. Elvet Mysteries Teaser

Residencies etc.,

In 2020 I was one of the writers-in-residence for the Hatton Gallery in Newcastle. I have written about my experience and showcased one of my poems here.

In 2021 I recieved a DYCP for my queer audio drama work from Arts Council England.

In 2022 I was part of the residency project Special Dispensations for which I produced a series of poems/fortune telling cards. Some of the work I did can be viewed here.

Reviews

I was a regular reviewer for the Poetry Book Society between 2021-2022. My poetry reviews have also been published in Magma and Wasafiri.

Selected Accolades

  • 2019 Outspoken Prize for Poetry – Page (longlist)
  • 2019 Streetcake Experimental Writing Prize (longlist)
  • 2020 Outspoken Prize for Poetry – Page (won)
  • 2021 Brotherton Poetry Prize (shortlisted)
  • 2022 Creative Futures Writing Award (shortlisted)
  • 2022 Pushcart Prize (nominated)
  • 2022 Bridport Prize, Poetry (shortlisted)
  • 2023 Octopus Scholarship from the Novelry
  • 2024 Hatchette Grow Your Story Award
  • 2025 Oxford Poetry Prize, 3rd Place.