π¦π¦π¦π¦π¦ next wednesday the 20th of october, bring ur most mysterious poems and spookiest vibes to Fresh Lip at Avalon Cafe Bermondsey! always free entry, sign up at 6 and start at 7 π¦π¦π¦π¦π¦
π¦π¦π¦π¦π¦ next wednesday the 20th of october, bring ur most mysterious poems and spookiest vibes to Fresh Lip at Avalon Cafe Bermondsey! always free entry, sign up at 6 and start at 7 π¦π¦π¦π¦π¦
i'm gonna be filming & audio recording people reading to upload (with poet's consent) for anyone who can't make it in person! but still can't wait for the in person thing π
reminder that we're back this weds!!! i actually can't wait, bring ur poems bring ur negative lateral flows bring ur vibes (this is me doing marketing)
am also in the process of figuring out a url alternative to this irl night for everyone who might be unable to attend in person, please let me know if u have any questions or concerns or if you wanna sign up to read!
hi everyone! weβre back this 15th september at Avalon Cafe in support of Peckham Community Kitchen! bring the lockdown poems you havenβt shown anyone for over a year! bring ur favourite mask! bring ur selves! have a lovely evening outside of ur home! Iβm very excited βοΈβοΈ
Solidarity with all of our Afghan siblings, the minoritised, the feminised, the vulnerable & the displaced π€
To those who wish to help, here are several organisations helping people on the ground https://t.co/cVRPgpEHoc
Meet at 6pm at the bandstand on Clapham Common. Bring flowers, candles, artwork, your sadness, banners, tissues, an umbrella, a face mask, and of course, all your rage. All genders welcome. #ReclaimTheseStreets
A reminder that the brilliant @ambitmagazine is open for submissions! Get your lovely stuff in there asap. #amwriting#womenwriters https://t.co/KzqR4g8Gyj
πPoets/critics! I'm looking to bring on 2 new poetry reviewers @PublishersWkly this fall (& always looking 4 voices/identities underrepresented in crit.!)π
If you'd enjoy reviewing a book/month & have prev. experience, pls. send a bio & samples to [email protected]π
I have never known the police of any country to show an interest in lyric poetry as such. But when poems stop talking about the moon and begin to mention poverty, trade unions, color lines, and colonies, somebody tells the police.
βLangston Hughes