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Poetry Newsletter Southeast London – April 2015 issue

Poetry Newsletter Southeast London – April 2015 (issue 91) is now available.

A small but varied set of events  this month, plus information about poetry courses starting soon.

On the poetry front, Wendy Cope appears in the ‘lower deck’ of the Cutty Sark ship in SE10.
A group of British Caribbean poets considers language and culture as it crosses, from Caribbean to UK. Takes place at the Poetry Library, in Royal Festival Hall on the South Bank.

There’s also information about start of new term at Poetry School, and what assistance may be available for those not able to afford full course fees.

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Poetry e-Newsletter Southeast London = March 2015 now out

Issue 90 of PNSeL (Poetry Newsletter Southeast London) electronic newsletter is now out.

This month’s issue includes poetry readings in SE10 (Greenwich) [with a poetry and art theme] and NW5 (Kentish Town) where two southeast London-based poets are reading. Plus a poetry festival in SE26 (Sydenham) featuring a reading by Brian Patten and John Agard, as well as other events such as a cafe poetry crawl – great if like me you love both coffee and poetry.

Details also of a course at the Poetry School in SE11 (Lambeth) which will examine the basics of rhyme, metre, verse forms,
lineation, and stanza structure, through both reading and practical exercises.

To obtain free copy of this issue, or subscribe free for as long or short a time as you like, email Pat on pnsel.enews@yahoo.co.uk

Poetry eNews SoutheastLondon – February issue

 Hello.

PNSeL eNEWS February edition [issue 89] – the monthly electronic newsletter of South London-related poetry events and information – features a range of local poetry events, including a reading by Myra Schneider in SE19, another regular local poetry event in SE4, and a conference about the author of the seminal book ‘Shakespeare our Contemporary’.

This month’s edition also provides information about a selection of poetry workshops and groups in
and around South London.
 
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Poetry News Southeast London – January 2015 (issue 88) is out

Poetry News Southeast London January 2015 issue (number 88) is out and available free to anyone interested in poetry in and around South London. Just email pnsel.enews@yahoo.co.uk to request issue or subscribe.

This month’s poetry events are: a reading in Gipsy Hill, a poetry appreciation evening in Blackheath area, a poetry talk (Dylan Thomas) in Greenwich; also details of poetry courses tutored by some excellent poets, in a lovely location on Crete; and information about a library, in Sidcup (DA14 Kent), and a bookshop in West Dulwich.

Best wishes for poetry and other things in 2015.

December issue of Poetry Southeast London eNEWS

The December issue of Poetry News Southeast London (PNSeL eNEWS) has details of poetry events in South London during December. These include

readings by locally and nationally known poets;

a performance of ‘shredding a poem’ with an invitation to shred and perhaps reconstruct the audience’s own poems;

and details of poetry courses based in South London (or accessible online) starting in the new year.

If you’d like ideas for a poetic December and New Year you can sign up for this FREE monthly online newsletter. Just email pnsel.enews@yahoo.co.uk

Best wishes for the season to all readers

November issue of PNSeL eNEWS poetry newsletter out now

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PNSeL eNEWS November 2014 (Issue 86)
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This month we have: readings at regular intimate poetry venues in Gipsy Hill, Greenwich, Brockley and other parts of SE London. Or you could venture further afield to discover more about Marlowe in Canterbury.
Also opportunities to work intensively in small one-day poetry workshops in Richmond area, or audition for a chance to read your poem at a Southwark Stanza event.
There are events commemorating the first world war:
– an opportunity to share your choice of poems on that theme, organised by Blackheath Poetry Society – and a presentation about the work of the remarkable visionary, poet and artist David Jones, in Lee.
 
 
 

Poetry eNewsletter SouthEast London – October 2014

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October 2014 (Issue 85)

October – the year is mellowing and poetry is fruiting, thanks to a lot of very hard graft from poetry event organisers, poet-performers and their generally attentive and appreciative audiences.
October events cover areas ranging from SE16, through SE1, SE19, SE4, SE24 to SE10. They range in content from an art and poetry installation inspired by a local railway station to a readings at the London Literature Festival on the South Bank, and a modern retelling of the Ramayana – using light show technology -composed by the poet Daljit Nagra

Be moved, inspired or just have fun among fellow poetry lovers, if you wish. To receive the current issue or subscribe to future issues until further notice (both FREE) just email pnsel.enews@yahoo.co.uk

Poetry e-News Southeast London – September 2014

Poetry e-News Southeast London – September 2014 issue is out. The FREE monthly email newsletter of poetry events and information, particularly those connected with south or southeast London.

The September issue has details of local poetry events in SE19, SE10, SE4 and SE20 during the month, including one outdoors ‘under the vine’.

Also a one-day literature festival in Covent Garden and a course for young writers in South West London.

 

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Poetry Newsletter Southeast London – July 2014 (Issue 83)

PNSeL eNEWS – July 2014 (Issue 83)

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July is the month when Poetry International brings the world’s poetry to the South Bank.

There are also more local and intimate events – for example a lecture and reading on Ted Hughes in Greenwich or a rehearsed reading of a poetic drama by Sylvia Plath in Southwark.

Even if the weather is grey, wet and windy, the earth always feels warm by July so one can continue to enjoy the long days inside and possibly out. Hope readers enjoy the summer whatever your poetic or other plans.

If you would like to see further details of the above events in a FREE copy of the July enews or subscribe free for future newsletters (next issue out at end of August for September events), just email ‘free copy’ or ‘subscribe’ to pnsel.enews@yahoo.co.uk

Poetry News Sooutheast London – June 2014 (Issue 82)

PNSeL eNEWS – June 2014 (Issue 82) is now out.

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Whether June proves to be ‘flaming’, freezing (hope not) or just fair, the light evenings can be great for going out and enjoying poetry.

There are lots of local events featured in PNSeL eNEWS this month. Regular groups and additional events – including local festivals. There’s also an opportunity to attend a workshop where poets can practise reading their work with a later opportunity to perform it. Or you can enjoy hearing others.

Apart from the eNEWS, other good places to find local poetry activities are libraries, community centres, bookshops and cafés – especially the independents.

If you live, work, study or are interested in Southeast and South London, and poetry, then why not subscribe? It comes out monthly and is FREE. Email pat_ransford@yahoo.co.uk to subscribe or use the form available on our page.