will there be snowsfields for Christmas?
It smells like snow out there, that's for sure.
A reminder. I'm part of this massive XMas event tomorrow night in London Bridge, henceforth to be known as Lumsden Bridge, where I will be reading my new, festively-titled poem "The Desert" as part of a celebration of the Twelve Days of Christmas.
The details:
36 London poets, each reading a poem on one of the 12 gifts: three poets per gift. Yours truly here got four calling birds and only managed to get one bird into the poem.
Miller of Mansfield pub
96 Snowsfields Road,
near London Bridge and Borough tube stations (see map)
There will be a bar from 7pm in the room; come along and have a chat; readings will start at 8pm sharp.
Readings will be in three half hour sets and will end by 10pm (so says the organiser, Roddy Lumsden!).
£5 fee for non-participants.
The featured poets are: Annie Freud / Andrew Jamison / Imogen Robertson / Katy Evans-Bush / Simon Barraclough / Jonathan Attrill / Isolde Barker-Mill / Adam O'Riordan / Angela Kirby / John Citizen / Heather Phillipson / Kathryn Maris / Roddy Lumsden / Michael McKimm / Anne Brechin / Kate Potts / Inua Ellams / Mark Waldron / Diana Pooley / Eloise Stonborough / Amy Key / Clare Pollard / Emily Berry / Matthew Caley / Meryl Pugh / Tim Wells / Daisy Hirst / Octavia Lamb / Kate Bingham / Gareth Jones / Camellia Stafford / Gale Burns / Tamsin Kendrick / Tom Chivers / Ahren Warner
3 comments:
looking forward to seeing you tomorrow katy, and to your poem :)
mine is under construction (and pretty awful!)
Ah, Tom, you only sa that to make me feel better - & I thought writing it on Saturday felt a bit dodgy!
See you there.
xx
we had some snow here last weekend Miss B, well that's to say the rain turned into snow and made everything chrismas cardy for a few hours then turned back and made it all grey again. Shame it was a couple of weeks too early, premature precipitation I suppose you'd call it. Story of my life, sigh..
Hope your reading goes well. All the best
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