Pete Green is a poet and musician based in Sheffield, Yorkshire. They write about coastlines and islands, edgelands, cities and the post-industrial, walking, railways, love, football, rock and roll, whisky, underachievement, and getting lost.
Their first full-length collection The Meanwhile Sites is published by Salt. Read a blogpost about it, why don’t you?
Pete’s short book Hemisphere and pamphlet Sheffield Almanac are published by Longbarrow Press.
Pete’s most recently released music is the 2022 Christmas single Tinsel Round The Telly.
Before that you’re looking at their second solo album We’re Never Going Home. Listen to or buy this album online or read more about it.
Recent blogposts
Sheffield Almanac revisited
My first pamphlet is back in print, and I’m discussing it in a new podcast. Everything is circular, except Lego
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Do you remember the first time?
Footage has been unearthed from 1989 showing the first time I ever played live with a band. Mind, blown
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Poem and video: Walkback Limit
“performing a vigil for the final locomotive/ever to leave the village”
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