Saturday 6 March, 2010 tagged Online in Andrea Brady, Daniel Elstein, John James, Keston Sutherland, Lorqi Blinx, Marina Frasca-Spada, Rebecca Stott, Robert Archambeau, Timothy Thornton Extracts from the first two Cambridge Literary Reviews are available to view and listen to online. via Timothy Thornton
Monday 15 February, 2010 tagged Publications in Alexander Nemser, Alice Notley, Andrea Brady, Angela Leighton, Chris Hardy, Daniel Elstein, David Grundy, Drew Milne, Emma Gilby, Francesca Lisette, Geoffrey Hartman, George Reynolds, Gerald L. Bruns, Helen Macdonald, Ian Heames, Justin Katko, Keith Wells, Keston Sutherland, Laura Kilbride, Lorqi Blinx, Marianne Morris, Marina Frasca-Spada, Nick Potamitis, Peter Hughes, Posie Rider, Ray Crump, Robert Archambeau, Rod Mengham, Rosie Šnajdr, Sara Crangle, Simon Jarvis, Stephen Rodefer Out now. Featuring:
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Sunday 14 February, 2010 tagged London Events in Alev Adil, Andrea Brady, Carol Watts, Caroline Bergvall, Carrie Etter, Catherine Wagner, Christine Kennedy, Corina Copp, Daniel Kane, David Buuck, Edmund Hardy, Eleni Sikelianos, Elizabeth-Jane Burnett, Emily Critchley, Frances Kruk, Frances Presley, Francesca Lisette, Holly Pester, Jacob Edmund, Jean Day, Jennifer Cooke, Juliana Spahr, Lisa Jarnot, Lisa Robertson, Lisa Samuels, Luke Roberts, Mairéad Byrne, Marianne Morris, Rachel Blau DuPlessis, Rebecca Rosier, Redell Olsen, Robert Hampson, Samantha Walton, Sara Wintz, Sophie Robinson, Susana Gardner, Vanessa Place, Zoë Skoulding Wednesday 14th - Friday 16th July
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Emily Critchley:
There will be a celebration of women's innovative poetry & cross-genre work, organised by Carol Watts (Birkbeck University) & myself, taking place this summer at the University of Greenwich (London). The dates are July 14th-16th.
Confirmed writers and speakers so far:
Room 315, King William Building, University of Greenwich, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS
Admission is free (donations requested).
For anyone unable to make the festival in person, Steve Willey and Alex Davies will be filming proceedings. These will be made available online.
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Tuesday 26th January, 6.30pm
Launch of the second issue of Cambridge Literary Review
Heffer's Bookshop, 20 Trinity Street, Cambridge CB2 1TY
Wednesday 27th January, 8pm
with Luke Roberts and Leo Mellor
Dirac Room, Fisher Building, St. John's College, Cambridge CB2 1TP
Marianne is also appearing at the Dial Society reading.
Friday 29th January, 7.30 - 9pm
Erasmus Room, Queens' College, Cambridge
Admission free, open to all members of the university
via Justin Katko
Wednesday 16 December, 2009 in Andrea Brady, Caroline Bergvall, Robert Hampson Robert Sheppard has pointed to a Scribd upload of papers from the recent Journal of British and Irish Innovative Poetry at Birkbeck. The online document features:
Monday 2 March, 2009 in Andrea Brady [wpvideo ARpnrAl4]
Thursday 19 July, 2007 in Aaron Wells, Albert Pellicer, Alex Davies, Alex MacDonald, Allen Fisher, Andrea Brady, Annabel Emson, Ben Olin, Ceri Buckmaster, Drew Milne, Elizabeth-Jane Burnett, Emily Critchley, Fiona Templeton, Graeme Estry, Hannah Silva, Ian Hunt, James Byrne, James Harvey, Jeff Hilson, John Cayley, John Sparrow, John Stiles, Jow Lindsay, Kai Fierle-Hedrick, Keston Sutherland, Lydia White, Marianne Morris, Mike Weller, Nick Potamitis, Piers Hugill, Redell Olsen, Robert Hampson, Rosheen Brennan, Rotten Elements, Sean Bonney, Sophie Robinson, Steve Willey, Tim Atkins, Ulli Freer 
edited by Stephen Willey, Alex Davies
Published: Jul 07
Publisher: Openned Press
Format: PDF
Price: £free
View free: Home Page (PDF, 1.9MB)
Six months in the making, the Openned anthology is an electronic publication of poets that have read at the first nine Openned nights.
The anthology is completely free, available in PDF format in parts or as a full document. It is best to download the anthology in parts as it is a big file and it takes a long time to download. Save the file to your hard drive once you have downloaded it so you don't have to download it again every time you want to look at it.
Poets featured in this publication:
