Alan Corkish is a writer from the UK. Originally from the Isle of Man he now lives in Liverpool, where he writes novels, poetry, and short stories, and co-edits the radical poetry journal erbacce.
He is the author of Glimpses of Notes (2006), an autobiographical poem written in what the author calls "fragmented text"; Corrupted Memories, a poetry collection; and Groups (2006), a novel.
In August 2010 Corkish contributed to an eBook collection of political poems entitled Emergency Verse - Poetry in Defence of the Welfare State edited by Alan Morrison
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