Lydia Harris

Lydia Harris has made her home in the Orkney island of Westray. In 2017, she held a Scottish Book Trust New Writers’ Award for poetry.

Writing in Northwords Now
Issue 35	New Moons over Westray
Issue 35	The Bride’s Boots
Issue 35	Georgina Seatter’s ‘Specimen Needlework Book’
Issue 36	Disposal of the Body as Individual Act
Issue 36	Sand and scrim and tarnished gold
Issue 36	Day Trip to Foresterhills
Issue 37	The Words of the Pot to the Swallow
Issue 37	'Energy is an attribute of objects'
Issue 37	Tracing the Lines Exhibition Tankerness House
Issue 37	She that will have a pot out of the clay
Issue 37	How I know you
Issue 37	Folk Tapped Pots
Issue 37	As Prayer
Issue 37	Pots Still
Issue 38	Islander
Issue 38	Quernstones
Issue 38	Skin Can Hold
Issue 39	How I take a new mother
Issue 39	Charm to re-assemble a jam jug, from fragments of beach leam
Issue 40	Florilegium -Molly Vogel
Issue 41	Glacialis, the Blue Fulmar, flies south
Issue 41	The Quoybirse Stone
Issue 42	Christmas Day 1903, Kirkcaldy
Issue 42	The Quoybirse Stone
Issue 43	Ragna becomes a netleaf willow
Issue 43	Ragna as scribe
Issue 43	Ragna the Wise sails to Kirkwall to challenge Earl Rognvald
Issue 44	Stone's first day at school
Issue 44	Standing Stone
Issue 44	How to pray the stone beads
Issue 44	The Quoybirse stone blunders into the house
Issue 44	Sentinel Stone
Issue 44	if you lose the stone what will happen
Issue 45	White Moss, Westray
Issue 45	The Uncertainty of the Moss

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