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Geoffrey Winch
Originally from Reading in Berkshire – where he first trained as a cartographer – Geoffrey subsequently worked for several local authorities in Hampshire and throughout Warwickshire as a land surveyor, highway engineer and, finally, principal highway control officer with Warwickshire County Council before taking early retirement in 2001. He and his wife now reside near the coast of West Sussex.
As well as being a member of Slipstream Poets he also belongs to the British Haiku Society, and the Powys Society (which promotes the reading of, and stimulates the scholarly study of the works of the Powys brothers). His other main interests are in the performing and visual arts, and (fair weather) countryside walking, although he finds city environments equally stimulating.
Over the last two decades his poetry has been published in numerous small press magazines, journals and anthologies in Britain, America and online. He has also published three of his own collections – The Morning Light of Dusk (Feather Books, 2004), Turns Along the Garden Path (Poetry Monthly Press, 2007), and Letting The Road-Dust Settle (Indigo Dreams Publishing, 2009).
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