Milla, aged 5, is the smallest Inky Finger (the inky pinkie). She hasn’t helped organise anything yet, but often lends moral support. This evening, she had a question: Milla: Who’s […]

We’re very pleased that our own Tracey S. Rosenberg has a fantastic podcast up on the Scottish Poetry Library website at the moment, talking about her great Rejection! workshop and […]

Here’s a lovely interview with the whole Inky collective on Sabotage Reviews, as part of our nomination for a Sabateur Award! A wee extract from Rose below:  When I first […]

[blogpost by Rachel] In which Inky were still on an away day, added cheesecake to the mix, and continued to try to jumpstart their brains.   Otherwise Fingers Maybe if […]

[Blogpost by Rachel] In which Inky go on an away day in a flat in Edinburgh, eat pitta bread and Pringles, plot to take over the world, and play exquisite […]

Here‘s Harry of Inky Fingers and Claire Askew of Shore Poets chatting to the List with some tips for open micers. A nice article put together by Charlotte Runcie. Reading […]

A big thank to everyone who came out to the first Inky Fingers of Year Three, and our first back in The Forest, down at 141 Lauriston Place. The atmosphere […]

Here’s a wee blog at Tales of One City, the Edinburgh Libraries blog, on our event in Portobello for National Poetry Day: There’s a lot of reasons I love open […]

Here’s Harry Giles, one of the Inky Fingers team, blogging at the Scottish Poetry Library’s Our Sweet Old Etcetera on the beginnings of Inky Fingers and what’s happening around Edinburgh […]

Welcome to the new Inky Fingers website and our fabulous third year of operations! Inky Fingers has had quite a story so far. When we set up a simple open […]