
author
A poet and theatre-maker whose work moves through queer community, marginalized voices, and the uncanny. Their writing blends lyric intensity with a strong sense of performance, history, and haunting.

by S. Lagrange
S.L. Grange is a poet and theatre-maker published by Seren. According to the publisher, their work engages with queer community, marginalized voices, and "unruly ghosts," themes that give the writing a vivid mix of intimacy, politics, and the supernatural.
Recent work listed by Seren includes Wou d’Uelzecht, created with composer Catherine Kontz, A Note to Mary Frith, commissioned by Shakespeare’s Globe, and bodies, and other haunted houses, which won the Poetry Wales pamphlet competition in 2021. Their work suggests an artist interested in crossing boundaries between page, stage, and performance.
For listeners and readers, that means writing that can feel both thoughtful and alive in the mouth: rooted in poetry, but shaped by voice, character, and atmosphere.