Speak Your Truth – Otis Mensah & Billy Manning
Erica Gillingham interviews Otis Mensah and producer Billy Manning at Speak Your Truth, an event curated by Poet in the City’s Producers Scheme at Poet in the City’s 2018 Poetry and Lyrics Festival
Similar Posts
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…
The Sea Opens – Stefano Battaglia
Oliver Fallon interviews Stefano Battaglia at Poet in the City’s The Sea Opens event
Don’t Call Us Dead – Danez Smith
Erica Gillingham interviews Danez Smith at Don’t Call Us Dead: Danez Smith
Vices and Verses – Don Black
Oliver Fallon interviews Oscar-winning lyricist Don Black at Vices and Verses, an event held at Poet in the City’s Poetry and Lyrics Festival.
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised – Sarah Lenton
Pamela Mounter interviews Sarah Lenton at Poet in the City’s The Revolution Will Not Be Televised event
2018 | Adrienne Rich | Afua Hirsch | Aoife Mannix | Feminism | Joanna Bourke | Lennie Goodings | Mark Ford | Mary Jean Chan | Maya Angelou | Miryam Soloman | Past Events | Sheila Atim | Wilton's Music Hall | Women
The Dream of a Common Language: The Women Poets Who Changed 1968
From the anti-war and civil rights movements to feminist and LGBT activism, this series puts focus on the women poets who played a crucial role in the seismic social and political change of 1968, 50 years on: Maya Angelou and Adrienne Rich.