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Tag Archives: Norwich
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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Shaking It, Like a Polaroid Picture Etc.
Shake off your dust; rise up, sit enthroned, O Jerusalem. Free yourself from the chains on your neck, O captive Daughter of Zion. Well, it is Easter Sunday, if there was a time for a non-believing Catholic to post a … Continue reading
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Tagged amoxicillin, Angela Carter, apples and snakes, Cambridge, Catholic, cold, East region, easter, Easter Sunday, ill, Norwich, peer mentor, peer mentoring, penned in the margins, poet coach, poet shadow, poetry, poetry competition, poetry slam, ross sutherland, Sam Riviere, shake the dust, slam, the garage, The Great Gatsby, the netherhall school, tom chivers, twelve nudes, type a personality
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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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Easter Two-Nighter
Right, because I’m at my London home and using the laptop I spilt water on that doesn’t have the letter ‘g’ (and it’s nearly 1am) I’m going to try to keep it short and sweet. I’m writing it slightly annoyed … Continue reading
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Tagged Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, farrago, late shift, london, Norwich, poetry, sainsbury's centre, singing, spoken word, UEA
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Alphabet Soup
Last night I read a whole collection of new poems from my creative writing coursework. One I named after a Henry Holland patishe t-shirt I have called ‘Blow Bubbles Not Bombs’ and the whole set was based around love but … Continue reading
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Tagged alphabet soup, Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, Norwich, poetry, spoken word, the birdcage
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Aisle16: Poetry Boyband
This weekend my oldest friend, Hannah, came to visit me in Norwich and I made her come with me to celebrate 10 years of Aisle16 at The York Tavern, a pub on the end of my road. Luke Wright hosted the evening, … Continue reading
Word of Mouth & After Hours
So, I didn’t make it to any more poetry events the week before returning to Norwich, for three reasons: 1. Monday: kept up by snoring at a friend’s house, went home at 5am, took two hours, had three hours sleep. … Continue reading
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Tagged Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, Norwich, Tim Clare, Word of Mouth
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