That Water Speaks in Tongues by Siobhan Campbell
Siobhan Campbell was born in Dublin and has lived in New York and San
Francisco. She now lives in London where she leads the Master of Fine
Arts in Creative Writing at Kingston University. Siobhan’s writing has
received awards in the Wigtown International, Troubadour, Mslexia and
National Poetry awards. Her other collections The Permanent Wave and The
Cold that Burns are published by Blackstaff Press.
That Water Speaks in Tongues was shortlisted in the Poetry Category of the inaugural Michael Marks Awards for Poetry Pamphlets in 2009 as well as winning the Templar Pamphlets and Collection Award in 2008.
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