Emily Osborne Non-Fiction "I Used to Live Here

"I Used to Live Here is evocative and alive

supportive and drawing on a wide range of cultural and literary references

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representing thousands

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Emily Osborne Non-Fiction "I Used to Live HereEmily Osbornes poetry, short fiction and Old Norse to English verse translations have appeared in journals and anthologies such as Vallum, CV2, The Polyglot, The Literary Review of Canada, Barren Magazine, and Althingi: The Crescent and the Northern Star. She is the author of the poetry chapbook Biometrical (Anstruther Press). In 2018, Emily won The Malahat Reviews Far Horizons Award for Poetry. After spending the first 22 years of her life in London,