Nigel Jarrett

Nigel Jarrett is a winner of the Rhys Davies Prize for short fiction and in 2016 the inaugural Templar Shorts award. His first collection, Funderland, was warmly received and long-listed for the Edge Hill Prize. His first poetry collection, Miners At The Quarry Pool, was published three years ago and in 2016 his second story collection, Who Killed Emil Kreisler? appeared. That year also saw the publication of his first novel, Slowly Burning. Templar publishes his fiction pamphlet A Gloucester Trilogy, this year. He is a former daily-newspaperman and now freelances as a music critic, writing for Jazz Journal, several online arts websites, and Acumen poetry magazine. He lives in Monmouthshire.

Keep up with Nigel’s writing through the Ash Tales archive and future author updates.