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Poetry Newsletter Southeast London’s latest issue (April 2016) is out now. Featuring various lively poetry readings in and around south London. Also celebrations of Shakespeare and Yeats’ anniversaries, art/poetry & performing poetry workshops. Here’s a taster of one of the events listed this month. If you’d like to see more, on a monthly basis, subscribe free by replying to this post. Or email pnsel.enews@yahoo.co.uk

Events

Tuesday April 5th in SE19

“Beyond Words”

(Regular Poetry – and more – event)

Presents: Nancy Charley (Author of poetry collection, ‘This Woman’, Conversation Paperpress 2011) + Rick Dove + Brian Baker + Open Mic (poets from the floor – sign up at the door)

With friendly hosts, Caroline and Angela Opens doors: 7.15 for 7.30pm start : Entry: £4 / £3 concessions Venue: The Gipsy Hill Tavern, 79 Gipsy Hill, SE19 1QH (50 yds from Gipsy Hill Mainline Railway Station) Info and to join their mailing list: beyond.words@aol.co.uk

A couple of events from the latest Poetry News Southeast London:

Tuesday, 15 March in SE19

Launch reading from Matthew Caley’s 5th poetry collection Rake (published by Bloodaxe Books). Love poetry in variety of innovative forms.

Plus live music : Mina Caley-Mazur, Iris Caley-Mazur + Nina Hicks
Books to buy (or win one in free raffle) and have signed

Event start : 6.45pm Music/Reading : 7.45pm prompt
Free Entry

Gipsy Hill Tavern
79 Gipsy Hill
SE19 1QY
(1 minute from Gipsy Hill BR station)
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Wednesday 16 March in SE10

Made in Greenwich gallery

Cinnamon Press  launches their latest lively poetry and prose publications.

Starts 7 p.m.
Free event

Made in Greenwich Gallery, 324 Creek Road, Greenwhich, SE10 9SW.

For bookings contact Made in Greenwich Gallery  0208 293 9823 or see http://www.madeingreenwich.co.uk

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If you organise or like to attend poetry events in or around Southeast and South London, check out Poetry Newsletter Southeast London’s December issue.
Includes an opportunity to visit, write and discuss poetry in response to art exhibition with theme ‘Inside and outside’, as well as news of other upcoming poetry events in January, information about a local bookshop and another poetry newsletter.
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Poetry Newsletter South East London for November 2015 (Issue 97) has poetry events in SE3 (Blackheath) and SE10 (Greenwich) this and next month. Also details of a secondhand booksale on 21 November – lots of new and old books at discount prices, including a small but generally interesting poetry section.

Also a chance to nominate your 7 favourite ‘desert island’ poems for an event in December. Plus details of how to submit poems for Café Writers poetry competition (also open to those who write elsewhere than in cafés).

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The October edition (number 96) of Poetry Newsletter Southeast London – now out – provides information on poetry events in and around South London.

Including readings on’ peace and light’, a chance to nominate your favourite poem
‘to take to a desert island’, and a walk in the London footsteps
of W. B. Yeats.

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Poetry Newsletter Southeast London – June 2015 issue out now. FREE email newsletter covering poetry events and news in and around Southeast London.

Events highlighted this month range from a presentation on T.S. Eliot’s life and work by president of Eliot Society in SE10, to a ‘massive’ (and very affordable) second hand book sale in Blackheath.

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

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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