Rowan Evans is a poet, composer and sound artist whose debut poetry collection is A Method, A Path (Bloomsbury Poetry, 2023). His chapbook The Last Verses of Beccán (Guillemot Press, 2019) won the Michael Marks Award for Poetry. He received an Eric Gregory Award in 2015 and a selection of his work appears in Penguin Modern Poets 7: These Hard and Shining Things (Penguin, 2018). Rowan writes and produces music for theatre, performance, film and installation, with recent work including Meadow Wall (Limbic Cinema, 2022), Antigone (Bristol Old Vic Young Company, 2020) and How to Start a Fire (Stockroom / FEN / Rising Arts, 2020), as well as commissions for M-Shed, We the Curious, Illuminate Plymouth and Shoreditch Town Hall Basement. Rowan was a Creative Fellow at University College London 2019-20 and in 2022 completed his practice-based PhD research, Ancient Tongues: Radical Encounters with the Early Medieval in Late Modernist and Experimental Poetry, at Royal Holloway University of London.