Heather Taylor
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Canadian poet, playwright and educator, Heather Taylor studied music, acting and writing in western Canada where she first began performing with Mirror Theatre, a group that co-created and toured social theatre pieces for youth. After working on over 30 film and theatre productions both onstage and off, Heather began performing her own solo work in Vancouver and co-produced the multimedia showcase Skidrow Theatre with Silent Productions. Her writing has led her to claim a first place poetry prize with Speak Out and a top-ten position in the Praxis Screenwriting Competition with her full-length screenplay "Two Fists."
In January 2002, Heather pulled up stakes and moved to London, England. Since arriving in the UK, she has been a featured performer at Borders, Poetry Café with New Blood, Ladyfest Amsterdam, and at the Spitz with Writers on the Storm. She has also performed at Brave New Word, Backroom Vodka Bar, Backstage Lounge, Aromapoetry and Walking the Dog. Recently, Heather's work has been published in X-Magazine, Wolf and Unpublished as well as various college and youth papers.
[edit] Other works
- Horizon and Back (2005), ISBN 1-9054551-17-3
- She Never Talks of Strangers (2003), ISBN 0-904551-07-6
[edit] Anthologies
- Tall-lighthouse Poetry Review (2004), ISBN 1-904551-19-X
- In the Criminal's Cabinet (2004), ISBN 0-9546268-1-8
- Teen Angst: A Celebration of Really Bad Poetry (2005), ISBN 0-312-33474-5