Xing The Line/CPRC Birkbeck presents:
Karen Mac Cormack, Steve McCaffery, Bill Bissett and Adeena Karasick
Thursday 02 June 2011
7.00pm start
32 Tavistock Square, London WC1
Surrey Poetry Festival - 21st May
SURREY POETRY FESTIVAL
Saturday 21st May 2011
hosted by the University of Surrey
A day of modern and contemporary poetry, featuring readings, talks, and installations by:
Sophie Robinson
Tim Atkins
Peter Gizzi
Jeremy Noel-Tod
Emily Critchley
Robert Hampson
Jonty Tiplady
Justin Katko
Elizabeth Guthrie
Holly Pester
Edmund Hardy
Francesca Lisette
Joe Luna
Nat Raha
Jennifer Cooke
Sarah Kelly
David Ashford
Nick Spicer
Amy De'Ath
plus readings by Poetry Workshop students from the University of Surrey
£6 / £4 concessions
refreshments and lunch served
The University of Surrey is located in Guildford, a 35-minute train ride from London Waterloo station.
Organised by Amy De'Ath, University of Surrey Poet in Residence
For more details please email a.de'ath@surrey.ac.uk
Saturday 21st May 2011
hosted by the University of Surrey
A day of modern and contemporary poetry, featuring readings, talks, and installations by:
Sophie Robinson
Tim Atkins
Peter Gizzi
Jeremy Noel-Tod
Emily Critchley
Robert Hampson
Jonty Tiplady
Justin Katko
Elizabeth Guthrie
Holly Pester
Edmund Hardy
Francesca Lisette
Joe Luna
Nat Raha
Jennifer Cooke
Sarah Kelly
David Ashford
Nick Spicer
Amy De'Ath
plus readings by Poetry Workshop students from the University of Surrey
£6 / £4 concessions
refreshments and lunch served
The University of Surrey is located in Guildford, a 35-minute train ride from London Waterloo station.
Organised by Amy De'Ath, University of Surrey Poet in Residence
For more details please email a.de'ath@surrey.ac.uk
Crater Spring Event - 16 May
Monday 16th May, 7.30 - 10.30pm
Admission is free.
- Ken Edwards
- Gareth Farmer
- Rob Holloway
- Joe Luna
- Gregorio Fontaine (singing songs)
Admission is free.
The Blue Bus - 17th May
THE BLUE BUS
Tuesday 17th May
Frances Presley
Zoë Skoulding
The Lamb, 94 Lamb’s Conduit Street, London WC1
Admissions £5 / £3 (conc.), 7.30pm sharp
Tuesday 17th May
Frances Presley
Zoë Skoulding
The Lamb, 94 Lamb’s Conduit Street, London WC1
Admissions £5 / £3 (conc.), 7.30pm sharp
David Gaffney and James Davies book launches - 10th May, Manchester
A reading to celebrate the launches of
David Gaffney’s The Half-Life of Songs published by Salt
and
James Davies’ Plants published by Reality Street
May 10th, 6.30pm
The International Anthony Burgess Foundation, Cambridge Street, Manchester
This is a FREE event
via If P Then Q
David Gaffney’s The Half-Life of Songs published by Salt
and
James Davies’ Plants published by Reality Street
May 10th, 6.30pm
The International Anthony Burgess Foundation, Cambridge Street, Manchester
This is a FREE event
via If P Then Q
Xing the Line - 11th May
Wednesday 11th May
7.3pm
Admission £5 (waged) / £3 (unwaged)
- James Davies
- Carol Watts
7.3pm
Admission £5 (waged) / £3 (unwaged)
CRS Tonight
Friday 6th May, 7pm
- Jonny Liron
- Joe Luna
- Marianne Morris
- Sophie Robinson
Intercapillary Places Launch - Thursday 17th
The first ever "Intercapillary" live event is nearly here - "I Know Something About Love"
For the latest Intercapillary updates follow Intercapillary Twitter
"I Know Something About Love" Facebook event page
Thursday March 17th, 2011
6.30 for 7.00 pm at Parasol Unit, 14 Wharf Road, London, N1 7RW
A walk around the 'Jardin d'amour' maze installation by Yinka Shonibare
Elizabeth Eger - A talk on 'Jardin d'amour'
Reitha Pattison - Reading from 'Some Fables'
£3 / £1.50
Important: As the capacity for the event is limited, please book in advance by emailing Charlotte Jones at events@parasol-unit.org or calling on 020 7490 7373 ext 20. Please be aware that if you haven't booked in advance and turn up on the night, this is fine but please be aware that if capacity is reached then you may not be allowed in.
Join us amid the Jardin d'amour, a large verdant maze installation which visitors can walk around, and which in the centre features three arrangements of headless aristocrats, though dressed in batik-style fabric - Elizabeth Eger will essay the labyrinth work to hand and its 18th century implications, then Reitha Pattison will read from "Some Fables".
We will be gathering in the gallery foyer from 6.30 to 7, allowing time to wander around and get lost in the installed Jardin d'amour maze. Then we will retire upstairs to the events room for Elizabeth Eger's talk on the Jardin followed by Reitha Pattison's poetry reading.
Hope to see you there amid the maze, beside the decapitated rococo lovers. There will be chairs to sit on, & 'Interior Ears' for all attendees...
Hope to see you there amid the maze, beside the decapitated rococo lovers. There will be chairs to sit on, & 'Interior Ears' for all attendees...
About the Speakers
Elizabeth Eger is Senior Lecturer at King's College, London. Elizabeth teaches on the interdisciplinary MA in Eighteenth-century Studies at King's. Her research interests include women’s writing, poetry, visual culture and the conceptual history of ‘luxury’. Her published work includes Bluestockings: women of reason from Enlightenment to Romanticism (2010), Luxury in the eighteenth-century: debates desires and delectable goods (co-edited with Maxine Berg, 2003), and critical editions of works by various Bluestocking writers and Maria Edgeworth. She curated the Brilliant Women: Eighteenth-century Bluestockings exhibition held at the National Portrait Gallery in 2008 and was co-editor of its accompanying catalogue. She is currently writing a biography of Elizabeth Montagu, to be published by Oxford University Press.
Reitha Pattison was born in London in 1977. Her first book of poetry, Word is Born, written with Michael Kindellan, was published by Arehouse Press in 2006; her new book, Some Fables, was published by Grasp Press earlier this year.
'Intercapillary Places: Poetry at Parasol Unit' is organised by Edmund Hardy and Felicity Roberts
For the latest Intercapillary updates follow Intercapillary Twitter
"I Know Something About Love" Facebook event page
The Blue Bus - 15th March - Bonney & Weller
THE BLUE BUS
Tuesday 15th March
Sean Bonney
Mike Weller
The Lamb, 94 Lamb’s Conduit Street, London WC1
Admissions £5 / £3 (conc.), 7.30pm sharp
Tuesday 15th March
Sean Bonney
Mike Weller
The Lamb, 94 Lamb’s Conduit Street, London WC1
Admissions £5 / £3 (conc.), 7.30pm sharp
Runnymede International Literary Festival, London - 12th March
Saturday 12th March, 2pm onwards
- Ian Patterson
- Emily Critchley
- Tim Thornton
- Amy De'Ath
- Harry Gilonis
- Redell Olsen
- Fiona Templeton
Big Room and Atrium, Centre for Creative Collaboration, 16 Acton Street, King's Cross WC1X 9NG
via Openned
CRS - Patterson + Welish - 11th March
CAMBRIDGE READING SERIES
Friday 11th March, 7.30pm
Ian Patterson
&
Marjorie Welish
Judith E. Wilson Drama Studio, Faculty of English, Cambridge University, Cambridge
Admission is free, all welcome
Friday 11th March, 7.30pm
Ian Patterson
&
Marjorie Welish
Judith E. Wilson Drama Studio, Faculty of English, Cambridge University, Cambridge
Admission is free, all welcome
Hi Zero - 22nd March
The second Hi Zero Poetry Reading Event Will Take Place on Tuesday 22nd March, 2011 at the HOPE in BRIGHTON, UK, and feature the mouths in action of the following poetical subjectivities:
LUKE ROBERTS
(One third of Grasp Press, editor of AXOLOTL, et al, ROBERT's poems are as rigorous in their concatenation of the moral and political as they are delicious in their prosodic inflection. See his work in HOT
GUN! 1, Damn the Cæsars Vol.... N, AXOLOTL, ate cetera, days all round but spiked with invoices.)
FRANCES KRUK
(Editor of YT COMMUNICATION, writer of verse streamlined in its intransitive commerce of geo-physical interaction rites, her poetry has been published in myriad collections from Shift & Switch to Infinite Difference to Damn the Cæsars et. al.,;- A Discourse on Vegetation and Motion was pub'ed by CRITICAL DOX in 2008)
DANNY HAYWARD
(Hayward began developing super-power skillsets in prosodic declamation prior to the application of these skills to Real-World database contamination of the wingspan. See Hi Zero Magazine One, one of the 25 numbered copies). See also how his poetry is the impassioned wingspan of the skillset machinating on the Real-World declamation of the Real)
All this and more with sound and people for £4 on the door, posters coming soon.
Hi Zero Magazine 2 will also be on sale. Submissions & letters. Welcome.
hizeroreadings@gmail.com
hizeroreadings.tumblr.com
LUKE ROBERTS
(One third of Grasp Press, editor of AXOLOTL, et al, ROBERT's poems are as rigorous in their concatenation of the moral and political as they are delicious in their prosodic inflection. See his work in HOT
GUN! 1, Damn the Cæsars Vol.... N, AXOLOTL, ate cetera, days all round but spiked with invoices.)
FRANCES KRUK
(Editor of YT COMMUNICATION, writer of verse streamlined in its intransitive commerce of geo-physical interaction rites, her poetry has been published in myriad collections from Shift & Switch to Infinite Difference to Damn the Cæsars et. al.,;- A Discourse on Vegetation and Motion was pub'ed by CRITICAL DOX in 2008)
DANNY HAYWARD
(Hayward began developing super-power skillsets in prosodic declamation prior to the application of these skills to Real-World database contamination of the wingspan. See Hi Zero Magazine One, one of the 25 numbered copies). See also how his poetry is the impassioned wingspan of the skillset machinating on the Real-World declamation of the Real)
All this and more with sound and people for £4 on the door, posters coming soon.
Hi Zero Magazine 2 will also be on sale. Submissions & letters. Welcome.
hizeroreadings@gmail.com
hizeroreadings.tumblr.com
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