Live Poetry: Sujata Bhatt and Selima Hill, Sunday 11th May, 8pm, £7/£5 conc. Sujata Bhatt was born in Ahmedabad, India, grew up in the United States, and now lives in Germany. Her travels are reflected in her poetry, which considers … Continue reading →
It’s another summer of firsts and continued successes for north east playwrights Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood. The duo, who are based on Tyneside, will have their hit plays Dirty Dusting, Waiting For Gateaux and Son of Samurai performed at … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Here are three poems that appear in the May issue of Concelebratory Shoehorn Review http://www.concelebratory.blogspot.com KISS Tonight I kissed my dead father in my sleep; he was a reclining Christ, eyes closed, skin young, pewter-like. Tonight I kissed my dead … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Bob Beagrie (80pp,£7.99, Cinnamon Press) http://www.cinnamonpress.com/titles-uk-poetry.htm Bob the Bard of ‘Boro Yoik is an original form of music integral to the religion of Shamanism. As Bob explains in a note, ‘You don’t yoik about …something…but rather you yoik something…’ So … Continue reading →
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