Showing posts with label Kate Garrett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kate Garrett. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 March 2019

Hedgehog Poetry Press - The Tree Poets Competition

 Hello!


 I am delighted to have been chosen as a winner of Hedgehog Poetry Press' Tree Poets Competition!I will be one of three poets to have their work showcased in the pamphlet Tree Poets: Flames of Ice

 I am very happy that I will be sharing this space with the lovely Kate Garrett, who I met at a Stirred night and whose writing I deeply admire. The third poet, Kay Channon, I have chatted to on Twitter, and I am really looking forward to getting to know her work.

 My set of poems is from my time living in the south of France, and includes imagery connected to travel, nature, the body and mind, and memory. 

 The Tree Poets: Flames of Ice is due out in spring/summer 2019, and there will be a launch at which I hope to perform - watch this space!

 Liz x

Tuesday, 31 July 2018

Stirred - Pirates and Adventurers

 Hello!


 I had a great first visit to the Mancunian feminist spoken word night Stirred, which this month had the theme of Pirates and Adventurers. 

 I read some of my poems - about women and about the sea - and enjoyed hearing the amazing work of the other performers. I met Kate Garrett and Amy Kinsman - writers I knew online through the journals we edit (Foxglove, Picaroon, Riggwelter) - in person, and they were lovely. 

 I also met some new people, and the event had a cosy and welcoming vibe. I am very glad I made the journey - one complicated by train issues and weather - to the Three Minute Theatre.

 I look forward to attending, and reading at, more spoken word events, in Manchester and beyond.

 Liz x

Monday, 7 August 2017

Now Then - Word Life 45

 Hello!


 I'm pleased to introduce Issue 45 of Word Life, which has the theme "Stages of life". It features information on spoken word events in Manchester as well as poetry from Kersten Christianson, Carl Boon, Ken Allan Dronsfield, Jo Boon, Kate Garrett, Allison Grayhurst, Joan McNerney and Ann Christine Tabaka.

 I love editing this page and I hope you enjoy reading it.

 Liz x

Friday, 7 July 2017

Now Then - Word Life 44

Hello!


 Now Then Manchester 44 is here! This month's Word Life page, curated by me, features seven poems on the theme of "Colours" as well as July's literary event listings for Manchester.

 I hope you enjoy it!

 Liz x

Friday, 9 June 2017

Now Then - Word Life 43

 Hello!


 Issue 43 of Now Then Manchester's Word Life is here, curated by me and featuring some of June's top poetry and spoken-word events in Manchester as well as five great pieces of writing on the theme of "you" or the second person.

 I hope you enjoy it!

 Liz x

Wednesday, 7 June 2017

Troubadour anthology

 Hello!


 My poem "Unnaturally blue", which previously appeared in Rising Phoenix Review, has now also been published in Picaroon Poetry's Troubadour anthology. I'm very happy to be a part of this music-themed project.

 I hope you enjoy it!

 Liz x