Kieron Winn’s first collection of poems, The Mortal Man, was published in August 2015: please see the home page for details.
Selection of poems in magazines
‘Goonhilly Earth Station, Cornwall’ and ‘A Prayer to Morpheus’ in The London Magazine (forthcoming).
‘In the Sewing Room’ in Temenos Academy Review (forthcoming).
‘Get Back’ in The New Criterion vol. 42, no. 4 (2023).
‘Sailing to Byzantium: After W. B. Yeats’ [Yeats rewritten by Housman, Eliot and Larkin] in Essays in Criticism vol. LXXIII, no. 2 (2023).
‘The Still Point’, ‘Μή μου ἅπτου’ and ‘OX1’ in Oxford Magazine no. 454 (2023).
‘Q and Hellfire Sermons’ in Literary Imagination vol. 24, no. 3 (2022).
‘An Audio Cassette’ in The London Magazine (October/November 2022).
‘My Father’s Things’ in Literary Imagination vol. 23, no. 3 (2021).
‘1, School House Cottages’ in The London Magazine (June/July 2021).
‘In Our Orchard’ in The Scotsman (21 November 2020).
‘West Kent Youth Theatre Party’ in The Spectator vol. 344, no. 10023 (2020).
‘In Our Orchard’ in The Hopkins Review New Series vol. 13, no. 2 (2020).
‘My Grandfather’s Measure’ in New Statesman (1-7 May 2020).
‘Rembrandt and Hendrickje’ in The Spectator vol. 342, no. 9998 (2020).
‘Modern Victorians’ in Oxford Magazine no. 414 (2019).
‘In a Boars Hill Graveyard’ in Oxford Magazine no. 409 (2019).
‘Cornwall’ in Oxford Magazine no. 398 (2018).
‘The Last Walker’ in The Spectator vol. 336, no. 9885 (2018).
‘In Blenheim Park’ in New Statesman (9-15 February 2018).
‘My Parents at the Charity Dinner’ in The Times Literary Supplement no. 5985 (2017).
‘Revolutions’ in The Hudson Review vol. LXX, no. 1 (2017).
‘Watching RAF Bombers’ in The London Magazine (February/March 2016).
‘Staying with Mabel’ in The Scotsman 9 January 2016.
‘In the Garden’ in The New Criterion vol. 34, no. 1 (2015).
‘The Maiden Una’ in The Times Literary Supplement no. 5855 (2015).
‘In the National Gallery [2]’ in The Times Literary Supplement no. 5844 (2015).
‘Edward Gibbon in Lausanne’ in Literary Imagination vol. 17, no. 1 (2015).
‘In an Oxford Antiquities Shop’ in The Dark Horse no. 33 (2014).
‘First Day of Spring in Bath’ in The Spectator vol. 326, no. 9718 (2014).
‘Piazza di Spagna, 1860’ in The London Magazine (October/November 2014).
‘T. S. Eliot in Lausanne’ and ‘Hobbema Print’ in Literary Imagination vol. 15, no. 3 (2013).
‘Churches in Rome’ in New Statesman (14-20 June 2013).
‘Heaney’s First Collaboration with Eminem’ and ‘An Old Adventure Show’ in Oxford Magazine no. 330 (2012).
‘The Later Wordsworth’ in The Dark Horse no. 29 (2012).
‘In the National Gallery’ in The Spectator vol. 316, no. 9547 (2011).
‘In the British Museum’ in The Spectator vol. 316, no. 9544 (2011).
‘Mardale’ in The Dark Horse no. 26 (2011).
‘First Photo’ in The Times Literary Supplement no. 5616 (2010).
‘St Ives’ in The Times Literary Supplement no. 5563 (2009).
‘The Foot of Gardens’ and ‘At my Grandparents’ House’ in Agni no. 70 (2009).
‘Over High Street to Patterdale’ and ‘Ambleside to Glenridding’ in The Dark Horse no. 20 (2007).
‘Unforgetting’ in The Spectator vol. 301, no. 9288 (2006).
‘Students’ in The Rialto no. 57 (2005).
‘Thirties’, ‘Wordsworth and Coleridge’ and ‘Rock Music in a Shop’ in Poetry Review vol. 94, no. 3 (2004).
‘A Victorian Heaven’ and ‘A Night of Snow’ in Agenda vol. 39, no. 4 (2003).
Selection of poems in anthologies
‘In Blenheim Park’ in Hollow Palaces: An Anthology of Modern Country House Poems, ed. Kevin Gardner and John Greening (Liverpool University Press, 2021).
‘Sheldonian Homesick Blues’ in Joker in the Pack [writing dedicated to Bob Dylan], ed. Lucy Newlyn (Chough Publications, 2017).
Ten poems in Joining Music with Reason [an anthology of British and American poets], ed. Christopher Ricks (Waywiser, 2010).
Six poems in Oxford Poets 2007, ed. David Constantine and Bernard O’Donoghue (Carcanet, 2007).
Readings
He has given many poetry readings, including in London, the Lake District, Oxford and the USA. In 2009 he read at Boston University: please see the Videos page. An edited version of this event was broadcast by the American radio station WBUR.
Broadcasts
A short film about his poetry, made in Oxford and the Lake District, was broadcast on BBC1; please see the Videos page. He has twice read his poems (including a commission) on BBC Radio Kent, read and discussed his poems on BBC Radio Oxford, and been interviewed at Rydal Mount for BBC Radio Cumbria.
Podcast
In 2020 the Philip Larkin Society released a two-part podcast that can be listened to here:
https://anchor.fm/tinyinallthatair/episodes/Kieron-Winn-poet-and-teacher-part-1-ebb9k0
https://anchor.fm/tinyinallthatair/episodes/Kieron-Winn-poet-and-teacher-part-2-ebq43b
Selection of academic work
‘W. H. Auden and Oxford Prizes’ in The W. H. Auden Society Newsletter no. 37 (2014).
‘Read, Eliot, and the Shadow of Morality’ in Rereading Read, ed. Michael Paraskos (Freedom Press, 2007).
‘Herbert Read and T. S. Eliot’ in The Swansea Review no. 21 (2001).
‘The Poetry of Herbert Read’ in Herbert Read Reassessed, ed. David Goodway (Liverpool University Press, 1998).