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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Rhythm & Muse
Last night I went to Rhythm & Muse, in Teddington for the first time to check out the open mic there., having signed up via email. It had a really chilled vibe and was nice to relax with a glass … Continue reading
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Tagged Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, open mic, poetry, rhythm & muse
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Farrago Poetry: School’s Out Slam
I was feeling excited about going to Farrago, as it’s a place I’ve been many times and it’s a place I feel comfortable in. However, I ended up with NO FRIENDS coming to see me. As my personal life’s been … Continue reading
PoetryJam at The Tea Box, Richmond
Okay… the two videos I did (the one above and my new video blog) makes me sound like Emily from Skins… I think… well, I sound like I have a bit of a lisp. I don’t have a lisp so … Continue reading
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Tagged Carmina, open mic, poetry, PoetryJam, Richmond, The Tea Box
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Underground Challenge: Inspire a Stranger
For the Underground Challenge: Inspire a Stranger I decided to do poems in envelopes, because I was too shy to do much more – when I tried to hand out flyers for the LitSoc Spring Ball, I chickened out and … Continue reading
Speech Motion at The Horse & Groom, Shoreditch
So, I had a great time at this one. I was on pretty early and so got to enjoy the rest of the night properly, was wicked seeing Dean Atta, The Ruby Kid and Poeticat in particular, makes me want … Continue reading
