Frances Kruk & Redell Olsen at 7:30pm in the Judith Wilson drama studio of the English Faculty, Cambridge. Free entry, all welcome.
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Future events include:
Monday 26 April: *Infinite Difference* anthology reading -- Bowett Rm, Queens'
Friday 7 May: DIAL Easter term reading, line-up TBA -- Bowett Rm, Queens'
Friday 14 May: Peter Gizzi (USA) & Jimmy Cummins (Ireland) -- Bowett Rm, Queens'
Friday 21 May: CRS 5: Jow Walton & Posie Rider & John Wilkinson
Friday 18 Jun: CRS 6: Sean Bonney & Simon Jarvis
Sussex Poetry Festival - 16th April
"A reminder to all you fanatics, fundamentalists, novices, cyberparsons, Thuggees and grand wizards out there in the spiral galaxy of the Word that next week will see the coming unto earth of the first ever SUSSEX
POETRY FESTIVAL, which the zodiacs on aggregate foretell will descend on the campus of the University of Sussex on Friday 16th April at 1pm (everyone welcome, unlimited capacity), then be spirited to the Nightingale Theatre in Brighton (all events sold out, unfortunately) for two days and nights of (upstairs) temptation and (downstairs) its entelechies, with readings, performances, music, sacrifice, genuflection, total immersion metabaptism, &c. No petting. All the readings will be written up above by our two resident goatperson initiates and posted in the virtual beyond, together with graven images, animated idols, voices, tongues of fire, and other relics: watch this space.
We're really sorry that some people won't be able to get in to the Nightingale events. We'll think about how we can get round this problem next year."
POETRY FESTIVAL, which the zodiacs on aggregate foretell will descend on the campus of the University of Sussex on Friday 16th April at 1pm (everyone welcome, unlimited capacity), then be spirited to the Nightingale Theatre in Brighton (all events sold out, unfortunately) for two days and nights of (upstairs) temptation and (downstairs) its entelechies, with readings, performances, music, sacrifice, genuflection, total immersion metabaptism, &c. No petting. All the readings will be written up above by our two resident goatperson initiates and posted in the virtual beyond, together with graven images, animated idols, voices, tongues of fire, and other relics: watch this space.
We're really sorry that some people won't be able to get in to the Nightingale events. We'll think about how we can get round this problem next year."
Oxfringe - 9th April
Oxfringe at the Northgate
OXFORD IMPROVISERS present an evening of POETRY• MUSIC • DANCE
Friday 9th April, 7.30, £8 / £6
http://www.wegottickets.com/
01865 723316
Giles Goodland
Gavin Selerie
Vahni Capildeo
Malcolm Atkins
Paul Medley
Bruno Guastella
Martin Hackett
Sarah Caird
Miles Doubleday
Chris Stubbs
Chris Brown
Trish Elphinstone
Jill Elliott
Susie Crow
Ana Barbour
in the atmospheric spaces of the church of St Michael at the Northgate, Cornmarket, Oxford
OXFORD IMPROVISERS present an evening of POETRY• MUSIC • DANCE
Friday 9th April, 7.30, £8 / £6
http://www.wegottickets.com/
01865 723316
Giles Goodland
Gavin Selerie
Vahni Capildeo
Malcolm Atkins
Paul Medley
Bruno Guastella
Martin Hackett
Sarah Caird
Miles Doubleday
Chris Stubbs
Chris Brown
Trish Elphinstone
Jill Elliott
Susie Crow
Ana Barbour
in the atmospheric spaces of the church of St Michael at the Northgate, Cornmarket, Oxford
Labels:
Capildeo,
Goodland,
Oxford Improvisers,
Oxfringe,
Selerie
SPL - 8th April
The Scottish Poetry Library
Crichton's Close, Canongate, Edinburgh
Thursday, 8th April 2010, 7pm
Free but ticketed
Edinburgh poet Stewart Conn will read from his new Bloodaxe collection The Breakfast Room. With music by John Sampson.
Crichton's Close, Canongate, Edinburgh
Thursday, 8th April 2010, 7pm
Free but ticketed
Edinburgh poet Stewart Conn will read from his new Bloodaxe collection The Breakfast Room. With music by John Sampson.
Xing the Line - 7th April
Crossing The Line: Wednesday 7th April
AMY DE'ATH + ELIZABETH GUTHRIE
The Leather Exchange, Leathermarket St, London SE1. £5 & £3. 7.30pm.
AMY DE'ATH + ELIZABETH GUTHRIE
The Leather Exchange, Leathermarket St, London SE1. £5 & £3. 7.30pm.
Veer Launch - 29th March
Gilbert Adair and Robert Hampson
7.00 pm, Room G01, Clore Management Centre, Birkbeck College, Torrington Square, WC1.
This event will see the launch of Robert Hampson's new publication from Veer Books: Veer 028 Robert Hampson - 'an explanation of colours'
Gilbert Adair's Sable Smoke will be published by Veer Books later in 2010
7.00 pm, Room G01, Clore Management Centre, Birkbeck College, Torrington Square, WC1.
This event will see the launch of Robert Hampson's new publication from Veer Books: Veer 028 Robert Hampson - 'an explanation of colours'
Gilbert Adair's Sable Smoke will be published by Veer Books later in 2010
Chlorine Reading - 24th March
WEDNESDAY 24TH MARCH
Chlorine Readings is proud to present
"Tutu Death of the Radiant Pringle"
Featuring poetry & performance from:
JUSTIN KATKO
MARIANNE MORRIS
CHRIS GOODE
@ The Hope, Queens Road, Brighton, BN1 3WA.
Entry £3 unwaged, £5 waged.
Arrive 8pm sharp.
Chlorine Readings is proud to present
"Tutu Death of the Radiant Pringle"
Featuring poetry & performance from:
JUSTIN KATKO
MARIANNE MORRIS
CHRIS GOODE
@ The Hope, Queens Road, Brighton, BN1 3WA.
Entry £3 unwaged, £5 waged.
Arrive 8pm sharp.
Xing The Line - March
XING THE LINE: Wednesday March 3rd
ROBERT SHEPPARD & ANTHONY MELLORS.
The Leather Exchange, Leathermarket St, London SE1. £5 & £3. 7.30pm.
ROBERT SHEPPARD & ANTHONY MELLORS.
The Leather Exchange, Leathermarket St, London SE1. £5 & £3. 7.30pm.
Arthur Shilling Skype Reading Series #2 - Joe Stohlman
via Harry Godwin :
Joe Stohlman reads from his new Arthur Shilling title 'I love you', as well as more recent work. 'Open Mic' afterwards.
Monday 22nd February : Skype - Add ArthurShilling as a contact.
Please be online by 8.10pm - Once the reading has started, I can't add you into the call & consequently, if you're late, you will miss it.
Joe Stohlman reads from his new Arthur Shilling title 'I love you', as well as more recent work. 'Open Mic' afterwards.
Monday 22nd February : Skype - Add ArthurShilling as a contact.
Please be online by 8.10pm - Once the reading has started, I can't add you into the call & consequently, if you're late, you will miss it.
Desperate For Love
Edge Hill - 25th February
Sean Bonney at Edge Hill
Thursday 25th February, 7.30pm
Rose Theatre, Edge Hill University, Saint Helen's Road, Ormskirk L39 4PZ
Thursday 25th February, 7.30pm
Rose Theatre, Edge Hill University, Saint Helen's Road, Ormskirk L39 4PZ
Greenwich Festival July 14th-16th
There will be a celebration of women's innovative poetry & cross-genre work, organised by Carol Watts (Birkbeck University) & Emily Critchley (Greenwich), taking place this summer at the University of Greenwich in London. The dates are July 14th-16th.
Confirmed poets & speakers so far include: Caroline Bergvall, Andrea Brady, Elizabeth Jane Burnett, Mairead Byrne, Jennifer Cooke, Corina Copp, Emily Critchley, Carrie Etter, Robert Hampson, Edmund Hardy, Susana Gardner, Lisa Jarnot, Daniel Kane, Frances Kruk, Francesca Lisette, Marianne Morris, Jennifer Moxley, Redell Olsen, Holly Pester, Frances Presley, Luke Roberts, Lisa Robertson, Sophie Robinson, Rebecca Rosier, Lisa Samuels, Eleni Sikelianos, Juliana Spahr, Zoe Skoulding, Harriet Tarlo, Cathy Wagner, Carol Watts & Sara Wintz.
Entrance will be free (donations)
For anyone unable to make the festival in person, Steve Willey & Alex Davies have agreed to film proceedings, which will be archived on Intercapillary Space & other websites.
Confirmed poets & speakers so far include: Caroline Bergvall, Andrea Brady, Elizabeth Jane Burnett, Mairead Byrne, Jennifer Cooke, Corina Copp, Emily Critchley, Carrie Etter, Robert Hampson, Edmund Hardy, Susana Gardner, Lisa Jarnot, Daniel Kane, Frances Kruk, Francesca Lisette, Marianne Morris, Jennifer Moxley, Redell Olsen, Holly Pester, Frances Presley, Luke Roberts, Lisa Robertson, Sophie Robinson, Rebecca Rosier, Lisa Samuels, Eleni Sikelianos, Juliana Spahr, Zoe Skoulding, Harriet Tarlo, Cathy Wagner, Carol Watts & Sara Wintz.
Entrance will be free (donations)
For anyone unable to make the festival in person, Steve Willey & Alex Davies have agreed to film proceedings, which will be archived on Intercapillary Space & other websites.
15th February - Chlorine Readings
CHLORINE READINGS IS PROUD TO PRESENT:
"CHLOROFORM VALENTINE"
STEPHEN RODEFER
+
KESTON SUTHERLAND
MONDAY 15TH FEBURARY
@ THE HOPE, QUEEN'S ROAD, BRIGHTON, BN1 3WA.
Arrive 7.30pm onwards for 8pm start.
£3 unwaged/ £5 waged.
+ Screening of short film 'Heads' by Paul Ingram, magazines, books, generally lush lives.
"CHLOROFORM VALENTINE"
STEPHEN RODEFER
+
KESTON SUTHERLAND
MONDAY 15TH FEBURARY
@ THE HOPE, QUEEN'S ROAD, BRIGHTON, BN1 3WA.
Arrive 7.30pm onwards for 8pm start.
£3 unwaged/ £5 waged.
+ Screening of short film 'Heads' by Paul Ingram, magazines, books, generally lush lives.
Labels:
Brighton,
Chlorine,
February,
Rodefer,
Sutherland
4th February - Parasol Unit
The Parasol Unit Readings Series continues on Thursday, 4 February, 2010 at 7 pm with a reading by Peter Riley.
Peter Riley was born in Stockport in 1940. He was an editor of The English Intelligencer and the editor/publisher of Poetical Histories. Passing Measures, his selected poems, was published by Carcanet in 2000, and The Day’s Final Balance: uncollected writings 1965-2006 was published by Shearsman in 2007. His most recent book, Greek Passages (Shearsman, 2009) is a set of 105 prose-poems derived from four sojourns in Greece. Mark Scroggins has called Riley’s work “an extraordinary poetry, one which takes the techniques of modernism to almost a certain limit, yet retains the entire lyric and emotional intensity of the English tradition.”
Parasol Unit is located at 14 Wharf Road, London N1 7RW, between Old Street and Angel tube stations. Parasol Unit readings are organized by Barry Schwabsky. They are free to the public. More information at http://www.parasol-unit.org/.
Peter Riley was born in Stockport in 1940. He was an editor of The English Intelligencer and the editor/publisher of Poetical Histories. Passing Measures, his selected poems, was published by Carcanet in 2000, and The Day’s Final Balance: uncollected writings 1965-2006 was published by Shearsman in 2007. His most recent book, Greek Passages (Shearsman, 2009) is a set of 105 prose-poems derived from four sojourns in Greece. Mark Scroggins has called Riley’s work “an extraordinary poetry, one which takes the techniques of modernism to almost a certain limit, yet retains the entire lyric and emotional intensity of the English tradition.”
Parasol Unit is located at 14 Wharf Road, London N1 7RW, between Old Street and Angel tube stations. Parasol Unit readings are organized by Barry Schwabsky. They are free to the public. More information at http://www.parasol-unit.org/.
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