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The Poet
Jay Maria Simpson was born in Sydney, Australia. She worked as an English, Drama and Music Teacher for many years in schools, TAFE and the University of Newcastle. Jay has been a writer all her life. She moved to Perth, Western Australia in 2011 following a personal tragedy. It was then that her poetry exploded.
In her poetry she explores reality, change, sorrow, sex, anger, death, love, escape and memory. Jay pushes the boundaries in her writing. She often writes from a dangerous, fearful place where you will find raw honesty. Her poems might also dance in a happy sexual fairy garden. There is no pretension.
She is recently published in ‘Voices from the Fire’ Anthology Vol 9, Dumpster Fire Press, The Writer’s Club, Horror Sleaze Trash, Fevers of the Mind Showcase, ‘Ukraine: The Night and the Fire’ Anthology and ‘Bedroom Anatomy Lessons’ Anthology, Dumpster Fire Press.
Her new manuscript, a book length anthology is being reworked with new poems, themes and ideas. She is also putting together a chapbook of selected poems dedicated to her daughter, Kate.
Jay loves poetry, art, music, satire and black comedy. She also loves recording and reading poetry publicly.
She is the Creative Director and Author at ‘Living Dangerously’.

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- Karima Hoisan, from Costa Rica reading my poem ‘The Arborist’
5 responses to “Living Dangerously”
Few people are blessed with a mind to create art. Jay is one of them.
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Thank you, Robert Williams.
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Her Gold Coast now your poem.
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What a beautiful gift, Terreson.
Here is the link to my reading of your poem ‘Her Gold Coast’ for my subscribers.
https://1drv.ms/v/s!AqJ89bZRIjMLnE03euD244DL84nG?e=AqmKui
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