Nigel GerransNigel Gerrans (1931-2021) was born in Surrey, England. He studied Modern Languages at Cambridge, after which he spent several years teaching in a school for cerebral palsied children. He later worked as a filmmaker for the pharmaceutical and agricultral industries, before taking ordination as a priest and serving as full-time Hospital Chaplain in a busy District General Hospital.Retiring to Scarborough, North Yorkshire, Nigel became an active member of the local poetry community and, with Tenebrae (2009), the first author to be published by local publishing house Valley Press. 2015 saw the publication of It Is I Who Speak: Selected Poems, edited by Nigel's great friend and collaborator Felix Hodcroft, the most definitive collection of his work currently in print. Read More Read Less