Natalie Crick

• • Employed remotely as part of a team of staff providing written academic feedback on structure, language, spelling and grammar, and referencing for academic assignments, including CVs, for students of age range Year 7 to PHD level.

• • Employed remotely as part of a team of staff offering live voice-based or typed academic feedback in conversation with students of age range Year 7 to PHD level on the subject English.

• • Promoted to Senior Specialist in 2023. This promotion involved mentoring and advising new staff about any concerns or questions they may have about working at Studiosity.

Published poet. My poetry is published and forthcoming in 400+ reputable literary journals online and in print, including The Poetry Review, The Dark Horse, Channel Magazine, The Moth, Banshee, Stand, Orbis, Poetry Salzburg Review, Bare Fiction, The Lonely Crowd, The Cardiff Review, SAND (Berlin), The Mid-American Review, New Welsh Review, The Manchester Review, Agenda (Broadsheet editions), The Honest Ulsterman, Crannog, Lighthouse, The Interpreter's House, Anthropocene, Tears in the Fence and The Interpreter’s House.

My poems have also been successful in competitions; my poetry has been nominated for The Pushcart Prize twice, shortlisted for The Anthony Cronin International Poetry Award 2018, commended in the 2019 Hippocrates Open Awards for Poetry and Medicine and one of my poems was a runner-up in the PBS & Mslexia Women's Poetry Competition 2018, judged by Carol Ann Duffy. One of my poems was commended in the Verve Poetry Festival Competition 2020 on the theme of diversity. A poem of mine was awarded second prize in the Newcastle Poetry Competition 2020. One of my poems received a special mention by judge Ilya Kaminsky in the Poetry London Prize 2020. A poem was highly commended in the Folklore Poetry Prize, highly commended in the Wales Poetry Award and I received a nomination for The Forward Prize for Best Single Poem. A small selection of my poems has been published in a multi-authored pamphlet, Co-Incidental 5 (The Black Light Engine Room Press, 2019).

A small, independent press based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK, and Prague, the Czech Republic. We publish poetry, prose, creative essays, and translation.

Our online magazine is published once a week in two seasons: from September to mid-December, and from February to May.