Open Mic-style event in Edinburgh, tonight!
7pm, August 22 2009
Word Power Books, 43-45 West Nicolson Street, Edinburgh
Eh8 9DB
Dionysia Press "Understanding" 2009: you are invited to attend and to read your work at this Edinburgh Fringe Festival Event.
Showing posts with label Edinburgh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edinburgh. Show all posts
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Monday, May 26, 2008
EDINBURGH: Voxbox
Voxbox First Thursday of the month at the Meadow Bar, Buccleuch Street, Edinburgh.
June 5th TEAM SLAM competition.
plus guest Dutch punk poet Harry Zevenberger.
Hosted by Kevin Cadwallender and Anita Govan. £3.00
Hosted by Kevin Cadwallender and Anita Govan. £3.00
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Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Edinburgh: Shore Poets
Sunday 25th May, 7.45pm
Alan Gillis, Ken Cockburn, Stephanie Green
Mai Thai cafe bar, The Tun, 111 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh EH8 8AE
(down the lane from the Scottish Poetry Library)
(down the lane from the Scottish Poetry Library)
Website: www.shorepoets.org.uk
£3/£2
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Sunday, May 04, 2008
EDINBURGH Poetry at the Great Grog
Sunday 11 May, 8pm
Alan Gillis (born in Belfast, now lives in Edinburgh. Latest collection, Hawks and Doves, shortlisted for the TS Eliot Prize) Sally Evans (editor of Poetry Scotland and author of several collections including The Bees, just published) Barbara Smith (born in Dublin, now lives in Belfast. Debut collection, Kairos, published by Doghouse Press last year) Claire Askew (22 years old, poems forthcoming in Edinburgh Review, editor of Read This magazine) Website: http://poetryatthegreatgrog.blogspot.com/To be added to mailing list, send an email to: umackenzie_ra@yahoo.co.k
The Great Grog Bar, 43 Rose Street, (turn left from Hanover St for 30 metres), Edinburgh
Alan Gillis (born in Belfast, now lives in Edinburgh. Latest collection, Hawks and Doves, shortlisted for the TS Eliot Prize) Sally Evans (editor of Poetry Scotland and author of several collections including The Bees, just published) Barbara Smith (born in Dublin, now lives in Belfast. Debut collection, Kairos, published by Doghouse Press last year) Claire Askew (22 years old, poems forthcoming in Edinburgh Review, editor of Read This magazine) Website: http://poetryatthegreatgrog.blogspot.com/To be added to mailing list, send an email to: umackenzie_ra@yahoo.co.k
The Great Grog Bar, 43 Rose Street, (turn left from Hanover St for 30 metres), Edinburgh
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