UKPoetrypodcast episode 11

21/08/07 - 05/09/07

Poetry from
Dorothy Fryd
David Bryant

Interview with
Frank Burton

Events
ROOM OF ABANDON
Wednesday, 22 August 2007 – 7.30pm
The Cross Kings Pub, 126 York Way, London, N1 0AX (5 minutes walk
from King's Cross tube).
Agnes Meadows
Kayo Chingonyi – Rise Poetry Slam winner 2003- http://www.myspace.com/requiem87
Lucy Leagrave – http://www.myspace.com/lucy_leagrave

Morris Quinlan Live Experience, 12 Bar Club, Denmark Street, London WC2
Wednesday September 5th –  doors 7.30 - £6 advance
http://www.12barclub.com/gig_listings.html
 
for a listen in advance – www.myspace.com/morrisquinlan

www.writeoutloud.net.
SUNDAY 19th
Sheffield: Opus Unplugged, Riverside Café
Leamington Spa: Pure and Good and Right – The Fox
Bristol: Open Mic, Eldon House

MONDAY 20th
Bristol: at The Hatchet, Frogmore St. Open Mic, at late time of 9.00 pm.
Derry: Masons Bar – FREE PINT for performers! Don’t tell Boltonians. You’d never get them off the stage.
Stanley: County Durham, I presume? The Lamplight. BUT CHECK first on 01207 218899
Cork: Ó Bhéal, open mic poetry and acoustic. Tigh Fili Gallery.
Harrogate: an eclectic open mic – open to al artists and film makers, musicians, didgeridoo players (it says here) but not, drummers. No drums aloud (er, allowed).
The Iron Duke, Harrogate

TUESDAY 21st
Oxford, Coventry, Glasgow, London, Swindon and Bracknell

WEDNESDAY 22nd
Sheffield, Limerick, Hebden Bridge

THURSDAY 23rd
Camelford, London, Oxford, Penzance and Galway

FRIDAY 24th
Nothing! Except two separate events in Galway! OK one is during the day time so you can get to both.

SUNDAY 25th
Apart from our own Olde Boar’s Head night in Middleton, Manchester, there’s loads of stuff in Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, London, Sheffield…

reviews

Staying Alive Bloodaxe books www.bloodaxe.com
Stephen Fry - The Ode Less Travelled - published by Hutchinson www.randomhouse.co.uk

Smell-a-Vision podcast episode 10 out now

Smell a vision podcast episode 10
01/07/07 - 01/08/07


Events
Poetry masterclass with Roddy Lumsden masterclass@tall-lighthouse.co.uk
Saturday 18th August £25

Vintage Posion Upstairs@ the Old crown Pub 33 New Oxford Street, Tuesday 21st August
www.myspace.com/lucy_leagrave
lucy_leagrave@hotmail.co.uk

Farrago Summer Slam Thursday 16th August @ 7.30pm, RADA Foyer Bar, Malet St WC1
www.myspace.com/farragopoetry
farragopoetry@yahoo.co.uk

October 5th - Re-Launch of Smell-A-Vision as UKpoetrypodcast.com at the Poetry Cafe, 22 Betterton Street, contact smellavision@mac.com or ukpoetrypodcast@mac.com

Poetry from
Metis -Brand new Day & Rushin'

UK based Spoken-Word / Hip-Hop artist Metis, originally from California, has performed widely throughout both London and New York. His passionate and fiery delivery traverses the spectrum from race to self-identity to relationships, all unified by a philosophy which is both deeply introspective and personal.

http://www.myspace.com/wordsofmetis

Matt Lloyd - The Revolution
www.matlloyd.com
www.myspace.com/matlloyd

Frank Burton My Shark and Kev's Got a Satellite from COLLECTED WORDS: THE POETRY ALBUM
http://www.frankburton.co.uk/
Interview with

Donall Dempsey part 2

A Live Podcast Event

Back to stay!

I'm back - sorry it's been so long, but I was in the states, and then I was running around getting ready for Glastonbury, but now I'm back.

I've booked the poetry cafe for a re-launch night for the poetry podcast, which I've been thinking of a new name for the show too - so keep October the 5th free for a night out. More details to follow.

Smell a vision pod-cast episode 9
22/05/07 - 10/07/07

Events
Thursday 5th July - poetry upstairs at the stoney street cafe, hosted by Ken Champion - in borough market, nearest tube London bridge

south-bank London literature festival from 29th June to 12th July - lots of poetry incl. Roger Mcgough, John Agard, John Hegley, Simon Armitage, Aoife M
annix on weds 11 July , poetry for children and the newly opened poetry library- all in or around the royal festival hall and the queen Elizabeth hall

THE 'ME' IN ME
Thursday, 28th June, 7.15pm
Inspired Word training room, 2nd floor, The Positive Place, 52 Deptford Broadway, London. SE8 4PH.
Admission: Voluntary Donation Contact: inspired.word@yahoo.co.uk or ebele@ebele.co.uk

SALT MARGINS
Thursday 5 July - Doors 7pm, first reader 8pm
The Whitechapel Gallery - 80-82 Whitechapel High Street, London E1 7QX
FREE ENTRY
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Salt Margins presents an evening of cross-cultural, cross-current poetics in the relaxed, hip environment of the East End's Whitechapel Gallery.

RICHARD BURNS is a truly international writer, having lived in Italy, Greece, the USA, the UK and Yugoslavia. He reads from his latest collection The Blue Butterfly (Salt), poems of revenge and forgiveness set in the Balkans.

LANE ASHFELDT performs Music For Cold Weather, fusing words, visuals and ambient sounds to tell the fantastical story of a DJ from Finland. Lane's writing is featured in The Guardian, Tell Tales and elsewhere.

Irish poet AOIFE MANNIX has lived in the UK, Ireland, Sweden and New York and brings her cross-cultural background to bear with magical poems from her latest collection The Elephant in the Corner.

Joining Aoife is HEATHER TAYLOR, Canadian poet and playwright. Heather is author of Horizon & Back, and one of London's most talented multidiscipline writers.

Produced by penned in the margins in association with Salt Publishing


Poetry from
Victoria Mosley
Neelofer Mir

Interview with
Aoife Mannix
//www.myspace.com/neelofermir
http://myspace.com/VictoriaMosley
http://www.aoifemannix.com/

interuption to your regular service

There will be a three week lag before the next episode of Smell-a-vision is broadcast, I'm off on holiday to the USA, hopefully to try and record some poets and poetry in Florida.

I'll be back at the start of June with poetry from Victoria Mosley and Neelofer Mir and an interview with Aoife Mannix.

Dominic

Podcast Episode 8 now available

Smell a vision podcast episode 8
8/5/07 - 22/05/07

Events
Wednesday 9th May, Loose Muse, Poetry Cafe, Betterton Street,

Saturday may 12th, Lazy Gramophone Presents, The Luminaire, 311 High St Kilburn, 8pm £7/£9 info@lazygramophone.com www.lazygramophone.com

Saturday 12th, The Cellar, hosted by Niall O'Sullivan, the Poetry Cafe, Betterton St £5/£3

Thursday May 24th, Farrago Slam, 7.30 at the RADA Foyer Bar, Malet St, WC1, £6/£5, farragopoetry@yahoo.co.uk


Poetry from
Aoife Mannix, reading from her book, Elephant in the Corner, available from www.tall-lighthouse.co.uk

Peter Donally, reading from his CD Rhymes of the Racker, more information from mandpdonnelly@eircom.net

Interview with
Donal dempsey

Problems with iTunes feed

I've been trying to get the podcast re-listed in the right category on iTunes, and ended up submitting a new feed, and in the process breaking the old one. If your having problems not receiving any updates in iTunes, delete the podcast and re-subscribe, either from the link on the right or search in iTunes for smellavision.

Sorry for any inconvenience.

Dominic