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Sally Read

Sally Read (born 1971 in Suffolk0 is a British poet and writer and former psychiatric nurse.

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"I was an atheist - then I had mystical experiences". Poet Sally Read joins Suzi in the Book Bag.Watch episode · 1:04:40

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  • 100 Great Catholic Poems
  • I was an atheist - then I had mystical experiences

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  • Join me in the Book Bag for an inspiring conversation with poet Sally Read about her new anthology, '100 Great Catholic Poems'!
  • We delve into her journey from atheism to Catholicism, her criteria for selecting poems, and why some of her early works surprise readers.

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I was an atheist - then I had mystical experiences

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Books by Sally Read (Author of Night's Bright Darkness)Sally Read has 13 books on Goodreads with 1731 ratings. Sally Read’s most popular book is Night&#x27;s Bright Darkness: A Modern Conversion Story.Sally Read – Word on FireSally Read is an award-winning poet whose first collection since her conversion from atheism to Catholicism, Dawn of this Hunger, was the fruit of her ten-year tenure as poet in residence at the Hermitage of the Three Holy Hierarchs. Sally’s poetry has been reAuthors - Sally Read - Ignatius PressSally Read is the author of Night&#x27;s Bright Darkness: A Modern Conversion Story (Ignatius Press, 2016) and three books of poetry published by <strong>Bloodaxe Books</strong>.About poet and writer Sally ReadSally Read is editor of Word on Fire’s groundbreaking 100 Great Catholic Poems, and the award-winning author of four of her own collections of poetry. Her poetry has been recorded for the UK’s Poetry Archive, and her writing, in both poetry and prose, has appe