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author bio

Olivia Findlay

Poetry

Scottish

Women’s Voices

Highlands

Scotland

Olivia Findlay was born in Cape Town, South Africa in 1973. She lived in Jo’burg and made her mark in the fashion industry in the country. Her first collection of poetry, A Song to Keep, explores themes of loss and longing, belonging and placelessness. The poems are pierced with fierce hope, faith in redemption, and a determination that we should all belong, which perhaps only the truly dispossessed can give voice to.

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Olivia Findlay

A Song to Keep: A Kinship of Poems and Drawings

Olivia Findlay

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Catch it again: Olivia Findlay and Domenica de Ferranti in conversation at the virtual launch of ‘A Song to Keep’

May 1, 2021

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Olivia Findlay

A Song to Keep: A Kinship of Poems and Drawings

Olivia Findlay

22

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6

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3

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1

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22

Catch it again: Olivia Findlay and Domenica de Ferranti in conversation at the virtual launch of ‘A Song to Keep’

May 1, 2021