A poet, short story writer and performer, and a fledgling singer-songwriter whose first song is an offshoot from her poetry commission from Weatherfronts 2016.
Justina is an award-winning poet, short story writer and performer, who’s currently finishing her first novel, which is about oystering. She writes in diverse styles and genres, and has written everything from an art book about angels, to a play about centenarians in conjunction with the Royal Court. She had a previous career as a freelance journalist and commissioning editor at national newspapers and magazines, including the Guardian and The Daily Express. Justina lives and writes in Staffordshire on board an electric, solar-powered narrowboat which dates from 1850 and – pulled by a horse – used to take coal from the Black Country to London. In her spare time she’s a fledgling singer-songwriter. She’s just recorded her first song – an offshoot from her commission from Weatherfronts 2016.
Justina's ClimateCultures Posts:
Doggerland Rising #2: Sinking Into the North Sea
Doggerland Rising #1: Walking Across the North Sea