Paul Henry

Paul Henry may refer to:

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Paul Henry (English footballer)

Paul Nicholas Henry (born 28 January 1988) is an English footballer who plays for Marine. He previously played in the Football League for Tranmere Rovers.

Career

Henry signed his second professional contract with Tranmere Rovers in July 2007 after captaining the reserves. The youngster, who is the nephew of former Rovers midfielder Nick Henry, is able to play in the centre of midfield or defence and was an unused substitute three times in 2007–08. He made his first appearance for the first team as a substitute during a 0–0 draw with Doncaster Rovers in November 2007 and made his first start against Luton Town a month later. In January 2008, Henry joined Welsh Premier League side The New Saints on loan.

He joined Witton Albion, and then Northwich Victoria before being was released by the Vics on 31 December 2010. He then signed for Marine shortly after.

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Paul Henry (poet)

Originally a singer-songwriter, Paul Henry is a UK poet described by the late U.A.Fanthorpe as “a poet’s poet who combines a sense of the music of words with an endlessly inventive imagination”.

History

Henry was born in Aberystwyth in 1959. After receiving a Gregory Award his first collection, 'Time Pieces', was published in 1991 by Seren. In 1992, he attended Joseph Brodsky's poetry masterclass at the Hay Festival, since which time a further eight books have appeared. His poems have been widely anthologised and can be found in journals as diverse as Poetry Review and The Times Literary Supplement. They have also featured on BBC Radio 4's Poetry Please. 'The Brittle Sea, New & Selected Poems' was recently reprinted by Seren in the UK and by Dronequill in India, under the title 'The Black Guitar'. 'Mari d’Ingrid', Gerard Augustin's translation of his fifth collection, 'Ingrid’s Husband',is published by L’Harmattan.

Other interests

A popular creative writing tutor, Henry regularly teaches at writers' centres and has lectured at the University of South Wales. He has read and performed his songs at venues across Europe, the USA and India. His co-readers have included Paul Muldoon, Carol Ann Duffy, Don Paterson and Vikram Seth. Henry is a featured poet in the UK pages of Poetry International and in the British Council authors' pages. More recently, he has written and presented arts programmes for BBC Radio 3 and Radio 4.