23 - 29 June 2025 - Broad Chalke, Salisbury
Estelle Phillips is an award-winning writer, performance poet and podcaster. Author of “Motherhoodlum” (Jawbone) and “The Headless Horseman” (Chase & Chalke/Cranborne Chase National Landscape), her performances include Royal Albert Hall, Southbank and BBC Radio. Her full-length poetry for stage includes “110 m.p.h.” (Nuffield/MAST) and “Dear Khrystyna” (shortlisted for the Ukraine Institute Writers Lab, Salisbury Fringe). Estelle won BBC Radio’s “Ten Tiny Plays About Wiltshire” and Touchnote’s “Fill The Space” competitions. Part of Literature Works 2024/25 cohort of Emerging Writers, she was runner up in Yeovil Literary Prize (Novel) and her prose publications include The Clearing and Dialect. Estelle’s podcast series “Nature Talks With Humans” is available at https://naturetalkswithhumans.transistor.fm/
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