Anna Mendelssohn & Grace Lake Celebration

Wednesday 15th September, 6 - 9pm

There will be readings from among others:

• Sean Bonney
• Chloe Harries
• Jane Liddell-King
• Ian Patterson
• Frances Presley
• Barry Schwabsky

Council Room, Birkbeck College, Torrington Square, London WC1

Admission is free, all welcome. Please contact Carol Watts if you are planning to attend or would like to read.

via The Other Room

Update on Monday 13 September, 2010 by Openned

Change of Venue the reading will now be held at 32 Tavistock Square in Birkbeck College.

Sean Bonney - 5 Poems after Rimbaud

£3.50 (50p P&P), Grasp Press, July 2010 (limited run of 20 copies).

Jennifer Pike Cobbing 90th Birthday Celebration

Saturday 10th July, 4pm onwards

The workshop featuring some work specially prepared for the occasion will commence at 4pm. After a short interval, at approximately 6pm, a second session will feature performances by:

• Sean Bonney
• Patricia Farrell
• Ulli Freer
• Frances Kruk
• Robert Sheppard
• Mike Weller

The 13th issue of AND, edited by Adrian Clarke and Ulli Freer, will also be launched at this event. Jennifer's new book from Veer Books, The Conglomerization of Wot (Veer 029), will also be available on the day.

Betsey Trotwood, Farringdon Road, London, EC1R 3BL

Admission is free, all welcome.

CLR3:TRANSLATION

Now available to order, featuring:

Poetry

• Joel Calahan: Four Genovese Poets
• Anne Blonstein: [Psalm] 13.
• Caroline Bergvall: The Fried Tale (London Zoo), Part 1
• Reitha Pattison: Four poems from the French of Bertran de Born
• Raymond Geuss: Avis Pacis and other poems
• Jonty Tiplady: Two poems
• Marianne Morris: Pierre Reverdy’s Art Moderne Retouché
• Henri Deluy: The Oath of Strasbourg, translated by Jacqueline Kari
• Peter Manson: extracts from Mallarmé’s The Marrying of Hérodiade: Mystery
• Ian Heames: Sonnet and Out of Villon
• Charles Lambert: Readings of Jean Genet
• Nicholas Moore: Eight Poems from the Nicaraguan
• Richard Owens: Four Ballads
• Andrzej Sosnowski: Three poems, translated by Rod Mengham
• Grzegorz Wróblewski: Richard’s Head, translated by Agnieszka Pokojska
• Alistair Noon: Two poems by Osip Mandelstam
• Adam Polnay: Versions of a poem by Hesse
• Sean Bonney: after Rimbaud Prose

Prose

• Eric Hazan: Faubourg Saint-Antoine [translated by David Fernbach]
• Kurt Schwitters: The Onion (Merzpoem 8) [translated by Peter Wortsman]
• André Gide: The Evolution of Theatre [translated by Julian Evans]
• Jeremy Hardingham: Enter Unfolding Exit
• Emily Critchley: Some Curious Thing

Essays

• J.H. Prynne: Difficulties in the Translation of “Difficult” Poems
• Lydia Davis: The Architecture of Thought
• Haun Saussy: Jean Métellus: A Portrait of the Artist as Horse
• Nick Jardine: Old friends (as opposed to falseand fickle)
• Yonatan Mendel: The Politics of Non-Translation: On Israeli Translations of Intifada, Shahid, Hudna and Islamic Movements
• David Bellos: Halting Walter
• Christopher Burke: Back to basics: Otto Neurath and Isotype
• Peter Zinovieff: Nuzuh

Cambridge Reading Series

Friday 18th June, 7.30pm

• Sean Bonney
• Simon Jarvis

Judith E. Studio Drama Studio, Faculty of English, Cambridge University

Admission is free, all welcome, wine served.

FREAKLUNG | ODES & A Reading in Memory of Barry MacSweeney

 

FREAKLUNG | ODES is out, featuring:

• Alan Hay
• Andy Jordan
• Antony John
• Chris Stephenson
• Dave Lordan
• Gareth Durasow
• James Harvey
• Jeff Hilson
• Jonny Liron
• Jordan Antonucci
• Luke Roberts
• Mark Leahy
• Michael Zand
• Neil Addison
• Posie Rider
• Richie Parker
• Robert Hampson
• Ryan Ormonde
• Sean Bonney
• Simon Howard
• SJ Fowler
• Stephen Emmerson
• Steve Willey
• Tessa Whitehouse
• Tim Atkins

£8. To order a copy, contact Linus Slug.

 

Sunday 27th June, 6 - 11pm

FREAKLUNG zine / ninerrors poetry series / XING THE TYNE present a reading in memory of Barry MacSweeney. Featuring, among others:

• Antony John
• Chris Stephenson
• Gareth Durasow
• James Harvey
• Jeff Hilson
• Jonny Liron
• Michael Zand
• Neil Addison
• Posie Rider
• Richie Parker
• Sean Bonney
• SJ Fowler
• Stephen Emmerson
• Steve Willey
• Tessa Whitehouse
• Tim Atkins

Morden Tower, Back Stowell Street, West Walls, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4XG

Admission is free.

The Situation Room

Saturday 12th June, 8pm

• Sean Bonney
• Jeremy Hardingham
• Frances Kruk
• Jonny Liron

7 Fountayne Rd, Tottenham, Greater London N15 4QL

Admission is free.

The Other Room Anthology II

£5 + £0.75 P&P (via PayPal), The Other Room, 2010

View free sample.

Featuring:

• Tim Atkins
• Sean Bonney
• Matt Dalby
• Tina Darragh
• Philip Davenport
• Alex Davies
• James Davies
• Craig Dworkin
• Allen Fisher
• Michael Haslam
• Rob Holloway
• P.Inman
• Frances Kruk
• Holly Pester
• Sophie Robinson
• Nick Thurston
• Tony Trehy
• Steven Waling

via The Other Room

First Annual Sussex Poetry Festival

Following on from a previous post where it was called the First Annual Brighton Poetry Festival, here is the line-up for the First Annual Sussex Poetry Festival.

Please note, all events are sold out except for Friday afternoon, where all are welcome.

Friday 16th April (afternoon) 

• 1pm Tim Atkins, Luke Roberts, and Carol Watts
• 2:30pm Sussex Student Medley (to include Francesca Lisette, Josh Stanley, Gareth Farmer, and others)
• 4pm Andrea Brady and Alan Halsey

Meeting House, University of Sussex

Admission £8 / £6 (conc.)

Friday 16th April (evening)

• 8pm Jeff Hilson, Vahni Capildeo, Harry Gilonis
• 9.30pm Chris Goode, Jonny Liron

Followed by Barkingside Band

Nightingale Theatre, Brighton

Saturday 17th April (afternoon)

• 1pm Michael Kindellan, Justin Katko, Marianne Morris
• 3pm Tom Jones, Trevor Joyce, Sophie Robinson

Nightingale Theatre, Brighton

Saturday 17th April (evening)

• 7pm Sean Bonney, Alan Hay, Geraldine Monk

Performance from Jeremy Hardingham

Followed by a reading and music from Stuart Calton and fellow music maker

Nightingale Theatre, Brighton

post_moot

Thursday 22nd - Sunday 25th April

a convocation of unorthodox poetic and cultural practices

featuring an array of cutting edge diversity in respect of poetry and performances of poetry; papers, live writing, poets theater, sound art, talk-based poetics, extended vocal performance, physical theater and digital text collaboration, polylingualism, lyric meditations, translation, poetry readings, writing interventions, sound poetry, visual poetry, eco-poetics, text-based installation, bookateria, late night readings, multimedia and a lot more besides that.

• Maria Auxiliadora Alvarez
• Stan Apps
• Oana Avasilichioaei
• Mike Basinski
• Holly Bass
• John M. Bennett
• Black Took Collective
• Sean Bonney
• Tammy Brown
• Mairéad Byrne
• Shá Cage
• cris cheek
• Daniel Citro
• A.M.J. Crawford
• Jordan Dalton
• Maria Damon
• Ian Davidson
• Ryan Downey
• Alan Golding
• K. Lorraine Graham
• Duriel Harris
• Carla Harryman
• Jeff Hilson
• Jen Hofer
• Josef Horacek
• William R. Howe
• Jade Hudson
• Christine Hume
• Peter Jaeger
• Mark Jeffery
• Bonnie Jones
• Pierre Joris
• KBD Sound Collective
• Adeena Karasick 
• Brian Kincaid
• A. J. Patrick Liszkiewicz
• Jose Luna
• Dawn Lundy-Martin
• Mel Nichols
• Hoa Nguyen
• Chris Mann
• Monica Mody
• K. Silem Mohammad
• Laura Moriarty
• Judd Morrissey
• Erin Mouré
• Jason Nelson
• Mel Nichols
• Tom Orange 
• Jessica Ponto
• Luke Roberts
• Jaime Robles
• Ric Royer
• Linda Russo
• Lisa Samuels
• Standard Schaefer
• Jonathan Skinner
• Danny Snelson
• Todd Seabrook
• Jessica Smith
• Rod Smith
• Kate Sopko
• Rodrigo Toscano
• Lawrence Upton
• Chris Vitiello
• Catherine Wagner
• Mark Wallace
• Dana Ward
• Barrett Watten
• Brian Whitener
• Steve Willey
• Tyrone Williams
• Ronaldo Wilson

Miami University, Oxford, Ohio

For further information on registration and accommodation point your browser here.

the post _ moot collective are Maria Auxiliadora Alvarez, Tammy Brown, cris cheek, WIlliam R. Howe, Cathy Wagner