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Mary Dalton - National Poetry Month 2021

City of St. John's Poet Laureate Mary Dalton reads her poem, "Osmotic," in celebration of National Poetry Month, April 2021. Mary Dalton is Professor of English at Memorial University where she teaches academic and creative-writing courses. Her poems, reviews, essays and interviews have been published in journals and anthologies in Canada, England, Ireland, America, and Belgium. She has read her poems at universities and festivals in Canada, the U.S.A., and Ireland. She has given many workshops for writers in St. John's and elsewhere. She is a former editor and co-publisher of the NL literary journal TickleAce and of the journal Newfoundland Studies. In 2009 she founded the SPARKS Literary Festival at Memorial. Dalton has published five volumes of poetry. A collection of her prose writings, Edge: Essays, Reviews, Interviews, was published by Palimpsest Press in 2015. Her third letterpress chapbook, Waste Ground, was released in 2017 by Running the Goat Press. She is near completing a new volume of poems, with the working title The Sideways Nod. Dalton's poetry has received various awards, including the TickleAce/Cabot Award for Poetry in 1998. Merrybegot won the E. J. Pratt Poetry Award, and was shortlisted for the Winterset Award, the Pat Lowther Memorial Poetry Award, and the 2005 NL Heritage and History Award. Red Ledger was shortlisted for the Atlantic Poetry Prize and the E. J. Pratt Poetry Award. Hooking was shortlisted for the CBC Bookies Award, the J.M. Abraham Award for 2014, and the inaugural Fred Cogswell Award for Excellence in Poetry in 2014. Hooking was also included on the 2017 CanLit150 list by the Toronto Word on the Street Festival.