Sunday, 20th May, 2012, 6pm, FREE
Jam
Café,
12 Heathcoat Street,
Nottingham
NG1 3AA
Alistair
Noon was born in 1970 and grew up in Aylesbury. Besides time spent in
Russia and China, he has lived in Berlin since the early nineties, where he
works as a translator. His poetry and translations from German and Russian have
appeared in nine chapbooks from small presses. Earth Records is his first
full-length collection.
Sarah
Jackson's pamphlet Milk (Pighog) was shortlisted for the Michael Marks Award.
Her work appears in a wide range of magazines and anthologies including Voice
Recognition: 21 Poets for the 21st Century (Bloodaxe) and The Best British
Poetry 2011 (Salt). Pelt is published by Bloodaxe in May 2012.
C.
J. Allen’s prize-winning poetry (in the Arvon, Yorkshire, Lebdury, Ilkley,
Ware, Nottingham & English Association competitions, amongst others) has
been appearing in magazines & anthologies in the UK, USA, Ireland &
elsewhere for what feels to him like hundreds of years. His most recent
collections are: A Strange Arrangement: New and Selected Poems (Leafe
Press, 2007), & Lemonade (a red ceilings press e-book,
2010). Violets – winner of the Templar Press Short Collection Competition
– was published in November 2011. He currently edits the reviews pages of the
literary magazine Staple.
Aly
Stoneman is an arts project coordinator and poetry editor at LeftLion Magazine.
Her writing explores relationships between human beings and landscape through
myths and journeys. A commissioned poet for Lyric Lounge and winner of the
Nottingham Poetry Society Slam 2011, her pamphlet Lost Lands was published by
Crystal Clear Creators in March 2012.
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