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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Poetry Parnassus
On Tuesday 26th June I attended the first day of Poetry Parnassus. Having felt quite confident and happy about going on my way, once I got there I did feel quite overwhelmed. Simon Armitage – one of my first encounters … Continue reading
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Grayson Perry is a Classy Laddy
Channel 4 is doing these documentaries about taste, presented by Grayson Perry called ‘In the Best Possible Taste’. The first have been about the working class and the middle class. I acknowledge I am middle class, people call me middle class and … Continue reading
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Tagged 4od, channel 4, class division, grayson perry, In the Best Possible Taste, middle class, upper middle class, working class
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WANTED: POETS, EDITORS & GENERAL PUBLIC
I’m starting to put together my first full poetry collection. I’m going to be writing some new material within the next couple of weeks to go with what I’ve already got. I want as many people as possible to read … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry Gigs
Tagged book, carmina's poetry tease, catherine woodward, eBook, event, hannah walker, poetry, spoken word
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Reasons to Live in Norwich
1. My boyfriend, obviously. 2. I did a gig at The Birdcage. I tried to do my set off by heart. I’d practiced intermittently the last couple of weeks. I stumbled a few times but I did not reach for my paper (not … Continue reading
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Tagged adam warne, alex holland, Andy Bennett, ben smith, Carmina, carmina masoliver, Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, cielo, clunge collective, dockers mc, facebook, gig, headcrash, john cooper clarke, John Osborne, latitude, latitude festival, latitude poetry club, Laura Dockrill, lewis buxton, Luke Wright, molly naylor, performance poetry, poetry, ross sutherland, spoken word, the birdcage
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