Kit Ingram is a British-Canadian writer and editor based in East Sussex, and the founder of Ingram Literary, a development studio supporting writers emerging later in life.

His work — spanning poetry, fiction, and hybrid forms — has appeared in Ambit, Magma, Acumen, Poetry Ireland Review, and The North, and has been recognised by the Bridport Prize, the Out-Spoken Prize, the National Poetry Competition, and others.

In 2022, he published Alice and Antius, an illustrated narrative poem with Penrose Press. BookLife by Publishers Weekly described it as a ‘moving, gorgeous novel in verse’, set in a world ravaged by climate collapse. His poetry collections Aqueous Red (2023) and X Coranto (2025) are published by Broken Sleep Books. He is currently completing new work in prose fiction.

Originally from Calgary, Kit grew up on the foothills of the Rocky Mountains before studying at the University of Toronto and later completing an MA in Creative Writing at Royal Holloway, University of London, under Lavinia Greenlaw.

He lives in the High Weald with an easily distracted golden retriever.

*Also published as Cory Ingram