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Category: poetry reading

Wollaton Arts Festival Friday 24th June

I am looking forward to reading new poems at Wollaton Wordsmiths, St Leonard’s Community Centre, Bramcote Lane tomorrow with Harminder … More

poetry reading, Sue Dymoke, Wollaton Arts Festival, Harminder Nagi, Lytisha Tunbridge, open mic

Moniza Alvi and Alan Baker: new poetry

Spring is proving to be a great season for new poetry. My two best reads so far both present fascinating … More

Alan Baker, Bloodaxe, dialect poetry, Geordie, Leafe Press, Moniza Alvi, poetry reading

Melbourne poem 4: Sold

Sold is the last of my Found Works from the State Library of Victoria archive. It draws on advertisements from … More

Cargoes, found poetry, John Masefield, Melbourne Unesco City of Literature, Nottingham Unesco City of Literature, State Library of Victoria, The Melbourne Argus

Chinese Tea and Poetry

As the Spring Festival draws to a close, there was a good deal to learn and savour about Chinese Tea and poetry at Lakeside on Sunday.

Chinese Spring Festival, Chinese Tea Ceremony, Lakeside Arts, Lu Tong, Lu Yu, Nottingham Confucius Institute, Su Dongpo, Year of the Tiger, Yuka Nakai

Counterfeiting Robert Burns

While you prepare to sip your wee dram of Talisker (or other preferred tipple) and to address your haggis on … More

AHRC, Burns Night, Fakers & Forgers, poetry research, Robert Burns, University of Glasgow

Poetry Place exhibition open

The Poetry Place exhibition is now open for viewing in Mansfield Central Library until 31st October 2021 and then on tour around Nottinghamshire libraries until 2023.

Inspire Picture Archive, Inspire Poetry Festival, Michelle Dunstan, Miner2Major

Out of Time

Delighted that my Out of Time poem has just been published on Dwelling During the Pandemic, Ohio State University’s Poetry … More

Angela Foyle, Dwelling During the Pandemic, Jessica Winter, Michaela Dengg, Mustafa Illgin, Ohio State University, poetry

Dazzling poets

Over the last week I’ve been rereading You Speak in Constellations – the Foyle Young Poets of the Year Anthology … More

Anna Gilmore Heezen, Foyle Young Poets Competition Poets Compeitit, indigo Mudbhary, Libby Russell, The Poetry Society

Some poets and poems to enjoy on International Women’s Day 2021

I could spend days recommending favourite poets and specific poems and still not get to the bottom of my list … More

Bloodaxe, Chatto, Imtiaz Dharker, International Women's Day 2021, Jackie Kay, jean Binta Breeze, Kathleen Jamie, Liz Berry, Liz Lochhead, Nina Mingya Powles, Nine Arches Press, Picador, Polygon Books, Race Today

Poetry Dispatches from 2020

Caroline’s Bird’s The Air Year was without doubt this year’s most breath-taking read. The sweep and swirl of her fifth … More

Alan Baker, Caroline Bird, Ian McMillan, Margaret Atwood, Matthew Welton, Rachel Long, The Verb

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