Amelia Fielden

Amelia Fielden composes mainly in traditional Japanese forms such as tanka but is interested in all genres of poetry. She finds that the reading and workshopping of her peers' writings at The Moorings' meetings provide very effective stimuli for her own creativity. Having her work critiqued in a positive and well-informed environment also brings about improvement and, in some cases, publication success. Amelia is not much of a desk poet. Most of her poems are sketched out in her head while she...See more

Amelia Fielden composes mainly in traditional Japanese forms such as tanka but is interested in all genres of poetry. She finds that the reading and workshopping of her peers' writings at The Moorings' meetings provide very effective stimuli for her own creativity. Having her work critiqued in a positive and well-informed environment also brings about improvement and, in some cases, publication success. Amelia is not much of a desk poet. Most of her poems are sketched out in her head while she is walking her dog or swimming. See less