Showing posts with label Brian Johnstone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brian Johnstone. Show all posts

Friday, 29 January 2016

New Causeway/Cabhsair @CausewayMag

Couldn't agree more with Brian Johnstone.

"Good to receive my copy of the latest Causeway/Cabhsair in the post the other day. Two poems of mine in here, in the excellent company of Christopher Whyte, Bridget Khursheed, Seth Crook, James Robertson, Sheena Blackhall & Derrick McClure. Look forward to a good read over the weekend."




Causeway/Cabhsair
publish new writing by Irish and Scottish writers in all the languages of both countries. And publish both new and established writers in all of issues. C/C also reviews new publications.


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Tuesday, 17 September 2013

Split Screen, London, England 11th October 2013

And while we are talking about the South Bank here is another fine offering.

Split Screen: Poetry Inspired by Film & Television

After more than a year of touring the provinces and poetry festivals, Split Screen finally washes up here. An evening of poetry inspired by movies and television from the anthology published by Red Squirrel Press.

Hosted by editor Andy Jackson, tonight's line-up include the wonderful Brian Johnstone, Dzifa Benson, Naomi Woddis, Paul McGrane, Helen Ivory, Martin Figura, Ira Lightman, and the inimitable Sally Evans. Poems will range from The Sweeney to The Clangers. What - as they say - is not to like. And you can go on the Tube and cross over that river in London too.

Tickets £8 from the Southbank Centre box office. The event runs from 7pm until 9pm. Enjoy!

More information available here https://www.facebook.com/events/290941471047500/?notif_t=plan_user_invited