Steven Blyth
Steven Blyth is a poet (born 1968 in Bolton) based in the Greater Manchester area. His poetry won an Eric Gregory Award in 1994.[1] He was educated at the University of Bolton and University of Manchester.
Blyth's poetry is of a similar style to poets like Philip Larkin and Stanley Cook.
Publications
- Baddy, Peterloo, 1997
- So, Peterloo, 2001
- Mr Right, Shoestring Press, 2011
- Both, Smokestack Press, 2012
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