"Tim Greenup writes poems that are as real as dreams, as forthright as drinks with a friend you're secretly in love with, as lyrically vertiginous as a day at the office. He writes poems that are beautiful and worthy answers to the unmitigated absurdity of everyday life."—Kathryn Nuernberger
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poems currently living online:
"Bird song lilts" in LEVELER "I walk through a snowy wood" in Pontoon Poetry "To clear my head I went for a walk" in Sixth Finch "On Significance" in BOAAT "Cradle Song" in LEVELER |
other stuff:
Chris Cook reads Tim's poem "The Rutabaga" on Spokane Public Radio (Sep. 2020) Tim featured in Pictures of Poets (April 2018) An interview with Tim from The Spokesman Review (Jan. 2017) |