Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 6th December
Workshop, led by Tamar Yoseloff
Guest readings and open mic 8pm
Guest poet: Tamar Yoseloff
Upstairs at The Exmouth Arms, Bath Road, Cheltenham
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
Tamar
Yoseloff's
fifth
collection, The Formula for Night: New and Selected Poems
was published
by Seren in 2015. She is also the author of Formerly, a
chapbook
incorporating photographs by Vici MacDonald (Hercules Editions,
2012)
shortlisted for the Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry; and
three
collaborative editions with artists (Marks and Desire
Paths, with
Linda Karshan; and Nowheres, with David Harker). She
lives in London,
where is a freelance tutor creative writing, often combining
poetry and the
visual arts in courses for galleries such as the Royal Academy
and the
Hayward.
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Monday, October 19, 2015
Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 1st November
Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 1st November
Workshop, led by Jonathan Edwards and Mike Jenkins 7pm
Guest readings and open mic 8pm
Guest poets: Jonathan Edwards and Mike Jenkins
Upstairs at The Exmouth Arms, Bath Road, Cheltenham
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
Jonathan Edwards's first collection, My Family and Other Superheroes, won the Costa Poetry Award and the Wales Book of the Year People's Choice Award. It was shortlisted for the Fenton Aldeburgh First Collection Prize.
Mike Jenkins's latest book of poetry Shedding Paper Skin, received excellent reviews. Previous book of poems and stories in Merthyr dialect Barkin! Was short-listed for Wales Book of the Year.
Former editor of Poetry Wales. Co-editor of Red Poets magazine for 21 years.
Workshop, led by Jonathan Edwards and Mike Jenkins 7pm
Guest readings and open mic 8pm
Guest poets: Jonathan Edwards and Mike Jenkins
Upstairs at The Exmouth Arms, Bath Road, Cheltenham
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
Jonathan Edwards's first collection, My Family and Other Superheroes, won the Costa Poetry Award and the Wales Book of the Year People's Choice Award. It was shortlisted for the Fenton Aldeburgh First Collection Prize.
Mike Jenkins's latest book of poetry Shedding Paper Skin, received excellent reviews. Previous book of poems and stories in Merthyr dialect Barkin! Was short-listed for Wales Book of the Year.
Former editor of Poetry Wales. Co-editor of Red Poets magazine for 21 years.
Friday, September 11, 2015
Next Buzzwords Sunday October 4th
Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 4th October
Workshop, led by Lesley Ingram 7pm
Guest readings and open mic 8pm
Guest poet:Lesley Ingram
Upstairs at The Exmouth Arms, Bath Road, Cheltenham
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
Lesley Ingram was born in Yorkshire but now lives in Ledbury. Her first
collection, ‘Scumbled’, was published by Cinnamon Press in June 2015.
Her poetry has been published and anthologised widely in UK poetry
journals and in on-line poetry ezines, and has a Masters in Creative
Writing from the University
of Gloucestershire. In 2013 Lesley won the Ludlow Fringe poetry
competition. She runs Herefordshire’s Poetry Society Stanza, and loves
churches, liquorice and flat lands.
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Next Buzzwords Sunday 6th September
Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 6th September
Workshop, led by Sue Rose 7pm
Guest readings and open mic 8pm
Guest poet:Sue Rose
Upstairs at The Exmouth Arms, Bath Road, Cheltenham
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
Sue Rose lives and works in Kent as a literary translator. She has published various novels, youth fiction, libretti and plays in translation and her poetry has appeared in a wide range of magazines and anthologies. Her debut poetry collection, From the Dark Room, was published by Cinnamon Press in 2011 and her second collection, The Cost of Keys, was published by Cinnamon Press in November 2014. Heart Archives, a chapbook of sonnets illustrated by her own photos, also came out in 2014 with Hercules Editions. She won the Troubadour Poetry Prize in 2009 and the Canterbury Festival Poet of the Year Competition in 2008, and has been commended or placed in competitions such as the National Poetry Competition, the Peterloo and the Wigtown.
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Next Buzzwords Sunday 5th July
Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 5th July
Workshop, led by Sonia Hendy-Isaac 7pm
Guest readings and open mic 8pm
Guest poets: Louise Crossley and Sonia Hendy Isaac
Upstairs at The Exmouth Arms, Bath Road, Cheltenham
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
Biographies to follow
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Next Buzzwords Sunday 7th June
Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 7th June
Workshop, led by Cristina Navazo-Eguía Newton 7pm
Guest readings and open mic 8pm
Guest poet: Cristina Navazo-Eguía Newton
Upstairs at The Exmouth Arms, Bath Road, Cheltenham
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
Cristina Navazo-Eguía Newton is a winner
of the Poetry London and Hope
Bourne competitions and commended at the Troubadour, Nottingham, and Gregory
O’Donoghue (Strokestown). Her poems appear in PN Review, Poetry London, Long Poem Magazine, Southword, The Interpreter’s House, Tears in
the Fence, Exmoor Review and elsewhere. She has two collections in Spanish. Her first
in English, Cry Wolf, received a Straid Award and is published by
Templar Poetry.
As an
organiser and co-judge of the Battered Moons Poetry Competition, alongside guest
judges Alice Oswald, Michael Symmons Roberts, Lesley Saunders, and David
Morley.
She is currently editing a book of
recipes and poems called NOSH with contributions from outstanding British
poets. She organises Poetry and Song events for International Women’s Day. Cristina
also sings hondo flamenco, and conducts appreciation courses on poetry,
flamenco and the arts.
Friday, April 17, 2015
Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 3rd May
Next Buzzwords - Sunday, 3rd May
Workshop, led by Stephen Boyce 7pm
Guest readings and open mic 8pm
Guest poet: Stephen Boyce
Upstairs at The Exmouth Arms, Bath Road, Cheltenham
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
£5 waged, £3 unwaged
Stephen Boyce has been published widely in magazines and online and has won a number of awards. He is the author of two collections, Desire Lines (Arrowhead 2010) and The Sisyphus Dog (Worple 2014) as well as the pamphlets In the Northland (TegArt 2011) and Something Persists
(TegArt 2014). His work has been described as “intelligent,
sophisticated and formally-assured…” and “... poignant, exquisitely
phrased poems full of thoughtful observations of everyday life in which
he makes unexpected connections.” Stephen is a founding trustee of
Winchester Poetry Festival and co-directed the inaugural event in 2014.
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