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	ABOUT THE AUTHOR Michael W. Thomas is originally from Staffordshire, in the West Midlands of England. He is a poet, fiction-writer and dramatist. His work has appeared in Iron, Other Poetry, Stand, Staple, The Interpreter's House, The Swansea Review (all UK), as well as in Grain and Alive Magazine (Canada), Irish University Review (Dublin, Ireland) and The Antioch Review (USA). He also reviews for Other Poetry and Irish Studies Review (UK). Presently, he is writing a novel, The Song of the Sun. His full-length play, To Harbour the Harbourless--a dramatization of 'the Miracle of St Wulfstan,' Worcester's patron saint--is to be performed in the West Midlands in 2002.
Michael's other interests include songwriting and musical performance. He also runs regular workshops in all aspects of Creative Writing for all age ranges, from primary school children to adults. He is a member of the UK Society of Authors and the National Association of Writers in Education. For further information--on workshops or other aspects of his writing--he can be contacted on: michaelw.thomas@virgin.net Thank you for reading The Spatula Story--I hope you enjoy it. Robert Frost Festival, 2004 - Michael W. Thomas will be guest poet at the Robert Frost Festival, Key West, Florida, April 2004. He will be giving readings of his own work and lectures on Robert Frost and modern poetry, as well as co-leading poetry workshops. Click here to visit the Robert Frost Festival SIte.

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"Marcus Vinicius Spatula at 36" by Steve Rigby

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Archaeology in Worcester 1997/99

Archaeology in Worcester 2000/01

Roman Worcester - A Potted History