Teisa is an ancient name for the River Tees – one of England’s great rivers – flowing through a northern landscape with a multi-layered history. Judi Sutherland follows an unknown 18th century female poet, Anne Wilson, on a journey along its banks, from wild, sheep-grazed moors, past spectacular waterfalls and lush farmland, to the industrial wastelands at the river’s mouth. Stunning black and white illustrations by Holly Magdalene Scott.
“ . . . a tumbling, liquid epic that flows across northern landscapes, through changing voices, epochs and landmarks, drenching the reader with a rich sense of place, stillness and movement. Come on in, the water’s lovely."
Jo Bell
“To read this evocative poem is to be energized by an encounter with a dynamic presence, expressed in phrasing that shimmers."
John McCullough
“A marvellous immersive tour de force that . . . often catches the reader by surprise. Fabulous vivid, contrasting and original imagery. A multi-layered historical portrait of the area which I connected to on a very deep level.”
Bob Beagrie
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Judi Sutherland was born in Stoke on Trent to Geordie parents, spent some time as a child in Northern Ireland, and since then has lived all over England from Sussex to Durham, as paid employment has dictated. She trained in Microbiology and Biochemistry at the Universities of Leeds and Nottingham respectively then pursued a career in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, developing new medicines. Judi obtained her MA in Creative Writing in 2012 at Royal Holloway, University of London, where she was awarded the Margaret Hewson Prize. Her poetry is mainly concerned with place, identity and belonging, and she has an interest in landscape and history - creating a 4D map of the places we inhabit. Following Teisa was written between 2014 and 2020, when she was living in Barnard Castle, County Durham.Her poems are widely published in magazines such as Oxford Poetry, Prole, The North, New Statesman, and online. She blogs at judisutherland.com. Her first pamphlet The Ship Owner's House was published by Vane Women Press in 2018. She is currently living in Malahide, North County Dublin, Ireland, with her husband and two rescue cats, where she is writing about her new surroundings, Fingal, the Land of the Fair Strangers.
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