Events on Saturday 9th April
“Join Argentinian poet Diana Bellessi and translator Leo Boix to celebrate the publication of To Love A Woman. With support from Polish multilingual poet Bohdan Piasecki. Presented in partnership with the Poetry Translation Centre.”
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Diana Bellessi | To Love A Woman/Amar a una mujer
“There will be many star systems to visit across the way, with many a queer friend, nemesis and Barbarella inspired Drag creatures to be discovered. The House of Savalon Presents: JOURNEY TO PLANET SAVALON - the first in our *NEW* SciFi series of shows!”
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HoS Presents: The Journey to Planet Savalon
“On the 100th anniversary of T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land, join the recent T. S. Eliot Prize winner Joelle Taylor for an exclusive workshop responding to the themes of this classic poem, including textual analysis and writing exercises. Participants will consider the relevance of the poem in today’s world, and how we too can find ways to write about chaos, desolation and apocalyptic themes whilst still retaining a sense of hope and wonder. (Photo Credit: Roman Manfredi)”
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The Waste Land Workshop | with Joelle Taylor
“A one-day event for poets at all stages to refresh, reboot and connect. The retreat offers creative workshops, discussions, mentoring and practical advice to re-energise your practice, soothe your soul and leave you with a new spring in your step. You can book a place in advance for free and see a full list of activities on Lyra’s website. Sessions led by Deanna Rodger, Rebecca Tantony, Bohdan Piasecki and Dom Coyote.”
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Apples and Snakes | Poetry Retreat
“Poetry films merge words and images to create a new piece of art. In this workshop, Helen Dewbery will cover some of the different styles and genres of poetry film, basic techniques for creating them, explore which poems are most suitable for poetry film, and discuss how to identify the right platform to create your own. The course is designed particularly for those with limited knowledge of making films, and will give plenty of information and tips to get you started.”
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Poetry Film Workshop | Helen Dewbery