Spencer Mason

Spencer Mason is a multi-disciplinary storyteller based in Glasgow’s East End and is the current Chair of Glasgow City of Poets. After graduating from their MA in Creative Writing, they published three poetry chapbooks in twelve months: Times I Thought Silence Could Save Me (Dreich), Khartic, The Graverobber (Seahorse) and The Hundred Headed Song (SP Square). Winner of the Rosamund Prize in 2023 and the Sheila Templeton Bursary in 2026, they are a multi-slam winner and frequent fuser of form. Spencer’s debut album ‘the fox and the butterfly’ was also nominated for the Wordplay and Flow Best Musical Spoken Word Project 2023. Their poetry has been internationally anthologised, and have published short stories to obscure acclaim.
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