Robert Lowell & Marianne Moore: Back To The Beginning – Declan Ryan
Tom Deveson interviews Declan Ryan at Poet in the City’s Back to the Beginning – Robert Lowell & Marianne Moore event
Similar Posts
2018 | Culture | Ezra Pound | International | Kings Place | Politics | Tom Deveson | Usa
Ezra Pound: Making It New – Will Harris
Poet in the City · Interview with Will Harris at Poet in the City’s Ezra Pound – Making It New event Will Harris is the author of Mixed-Race Superman (2018) – an essay examining resilience and self-creation, as well as a chapbook, All This is Implied, winner of the LRB Bookshop Poetry Pick for best pamphlet. A selection…
Poets Who Changed 1968: Maya Angelou – Interview with Lennie Goodings
Charlie Duffield interviews Lennie Goodings at Poet in the City’s The Women Poets Who Changed 1968 : Maya Angelou
2018 | Anna Madeley | Christopher Glynn | Claire Booth | Emily Dickinson | Kings Place | Poetry &Amp; Lyrics
Copland Settings – Anna Madeley, Christopher Glynn and Claire Booth
Oliver Fallon interviews Anna Madeley, Christopher Glynn and Claire Booth at Emily Dickinson – Copland Settings, an event at Poet in the City’s 2018 Poetry and Lyrics Festival
Super-sonic Poetry – Kate Wakeling
Aynur Meric interviews Kate Wakeling at Super-sonic Poetry, an event at Poet in the City’s 2018 Poetry and Lyrics Festival
Between the Storeys – Joshua Idehen
Pamela Mounter interviews Joshua Idehen at Poet in the City’s Between the Storeys event, part of the Smithfield 150 Festival
2018 | British Museum | Community | Culture | Feminism | Heritage | Islam | Julija Gulbinovic | Religion | Society | Women
Celebrating The Islamic World – Rakaya Esime Fetuga
Poet in the City · Interview with Rakaya Esime Fetuga at Celebrating the Islamic World Rakaya Esime Fetuga is a Muslim writer from London of dual West African heritage. Her work joins conversations on women, faith and identity. Rakaya won the Spread the Word Poetry Competition in 2017, was shortlisted for the Out-spoken Poetry Prize…