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Tag Archives: ross sutherland
broken machines/hearts & magpies
Recent news. I went to see Every Rendition on a Broken Machine, performed live by the writer Ross Sutherland at Toynbee Studios, organised by Penned in the Margins aka Tom Chivers. I can only assume it will be on Channel … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventures in Form, amy acre, Anthony Hett, apples and snakes, C.J. Driver, Carrie Etter, channel 4, Chris McCabe, Chrissy Williams, Declan Ryan, Edward Mackay, Errol McGlashan, Every Rendition on a Broken Machine, film, Gyln Maxwell, Hannah Lowe, Karen McCarthy Woolf, Katy Evans-Bush, Malika Booker, Michael Hofman, Naomi Foyle, On Poetry, penned in the margins, performance poetry, poetry, Robert Stein, ross sutherland, Russell Thompson, Selina Nwulu, spoken word, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, tom chivers
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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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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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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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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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