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Elisabeth Flett

About

Elisabeth Flett is an award-winning writer, theatre-maker, musician, and general feminist trouble maker. Winner of the GSMD Rose Lawrence Award for academic writing in 2017, and University of Aberdeen Literary Lights 2021, Elisabeth’s writing spans academia, poetry, plays, fiction and auto-biographical content. Her poetry has been published by Hysteria, Coin-Operated Press, Leopard Arts, Bits and Pieces, Queer Out Here and Out on the Page. Elisabeth is passionate about mental health awareness, LGBTQ+ rights and gender equality, themes which often feature in all forms of her work as a creative practitioner.

Connection to Glasgow

Elisabeth Flett regularly works in Glasgow as a folk musician, theatre maker and poet.
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