Pamphlet 3 from the Poetry Point
The third pamphlet in the quarterly poetry series is now available from The Poetry Point Press – see the contact details below – or from Jam Records in Falmouth Pamphlet […]
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Writers in Education, July 24th
Writers in Education Date: 24th July 2019, Time: 5:45 pm – 8:30 pm, Location: The Writers’ Block for more info and to register contact KEAP A networking event for Cornish […]
Pamphlet One begins a new monthly series from The Poetry Point Press
Pamphlet One comprises eight new poems by Mac Dunlop that engage with the personal and political. They range in theme from mass media events to awkward cultural traditions, with some […]
A Place to Write at Trelissick – exploring the world of the writer
A Place to Write at Trelissick
From September 24th – October 30th 2016
KEAP and The Story Republic explore the working world of the writer at Trelissick this autumn.
The Spoken Word Marquee Lineup for Sunday June 26th’s Parklive Festival
Sunday June 26th Spoken Word Marquee Listings
1pm to 5:00pm
1:00pm Mac Dunlop
1:30pm Tom Stockley
2:00pm 7 Stars
2:30pm MCMC Spoken
3:00pm Tanya Beale
3:30pm7 Stars/Open mic
4:00pm Mark Crees
4:30pm open mic
Gendered Eyes – a poem for Pulse
Gendered Eyes I walked into Pulse asked for a shandy broke as a dollar bill rising sea change of clothes like skin I asked for Mandy… pause…who.. “who?” as if […]
Freeing Britain – a poem for Jo Cox
Freeing Britain -for Jo Cox The range of fire can be googled on the internet measured in hacksaw strokes barrel cut from heating pipes with his gardening hands the quiet […]
Canto B-Sides, saturday feb 13th, 2:20pm Tremough Performance Center, Penryn
Taking as its departure the ideology of the Canto as a principal division of a long poem, the 4 main sections in B Sides span Hellenic myth…
A Thursday poem by William Carlos Williams
William Carlos Williams is best known for the poem “A Red Wheelbarrow”, but a quick search around for something relative to Thursday brought this poem up…
National Poetry Day!
Enjoy National Poetry Day! There is a theme of ‘light’ for today’s celebrations, so here is a short poem called ‘Painted Light’ to have with your National Poetry day.
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