Carmina’s Poetry Tease
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- Schwitters in Britain, Tate Britain: 30th January – 12th May 2013 April 23, 2013 carminamasoliver
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Tag Archives: catherine woodward
Frightened Robot Gun
Time is short and I have wasted a lot of the day after celebrating a friend’s birthday until the early hours. I’m going swimming soon but I’m already ready for bed. It’s been eventful so without further ado, I’ll let … Continue reading
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Tagged artemis poetry, bad robot poetry, bang said the gun, Carmina, carmina masoliver, catherine woodward, dan cockrill, frightened rabbit, james sykes, live literature, maria ferguson, martin galton, masoliver, peter hayhoe, poetry, ross sutherland, roundhouse slam champions, russell j turner, spoken word, the ruby kid, thom james
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To Endings and New Beginnings
On Wednesday 22nd August I organised my first solo poetry event called ‘Carmina’s Poetry Tease’. Featuring alongside me were Catherine Woodward (the emerging artist) and Rosy Carrick (the inspirational professional). It all managed to run rather smoothly and I was … Continue reading
Carmina’s Poetry Tease
Less than a week away now! I’m excited about the event and a little bit nervous. I think it should run smoothly but you never know. I’m probably more nervous about socialising and performing myself rather than all the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, carmina masoliver, carmina's poetry tease, catherine woodward, craft central, farringdon, feminism, feminism in London, feminists, free events, free events in London, free poetry events, free poetry events in London, poetry, Rosy Carrick, spoken word, visual art
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What’s Wrong with the Youth of Today?
Nothing. There’s no more “wrong” about the youth of today than anyone else. Although people can draw evidence from the likes of last summer’s riots, it depends what you pay attention to… and hey, guess what, there were older adults … Continue reading
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
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Tagged book, carmina's poetry tease, catherine woodward, eBook, event, hannah walker, poetry, spoken word
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Shake the Dust: East Regional Finals
Friday saw the East Regional Finals for Shake the Dust. I was working with the Netherhall School in Cambridge as a Poet Shadow with Ross Sutherland. I had never done anything like this before so was quite nervous but very … Continue reading
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Tagged apples & snakes, Cambridge, Carmina, carmina masoliver, Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, catherine woodward, charlotte higgins, cinderella, competition, drew taylor, final, francesca beard, Luke Wright, netherhall school, Norwich, poetry, poetry competition, poetry slam, regional final, ross sutherland, school, shake the dust, slam, slam poetry, the garage, Tim Clare, UEA, workshops, writer's centre norwich
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It’s Friday, I’m In Love
Since Tuesday I’ve been out every night. For the first time I was able to go to Norwich Poetry Club at The Bicycle Shop. I was wearing small heels but inside was so dimly lit I had to be careful down the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Wragg, Andy Bennett, Bethan Williams, Carmina Masolver-Marlow, catherine woodward, fashion, Hannah Rose Jones, Imogen Steinberg, Jennifer Grey, John Osborne, Lucy Day, Lucy Day and The Knights, Luke Wright, music, Norwich, poetry, spoken word, the birdcage
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Don’t Cart-wheel on Broken Glass
Last Thursday night LitSoc put on an event with CWS… though actually I think only one of our collaborators was there. Anyway, this is possibly the last event we’re going to put on, but I’m hoping to put on another one. I … Continue reading
