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terry quinn poetry uk: April 2014

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Monday, 7 April 2014. Never mind the controversy ( if there is one ) over the winning poem in the National Poetry Prize there is an even greater one in the realms of our local poetry scene. It involves the question of whether applause should be encouraged, or not, after each poem in a reading by a poet. Applaud away as far as I’m concerned, make a point to a friend, have a drink, adjust your seat. Just be quiet when the poet is actually reading. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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terry quinn poetry uk: October 2014

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Sunday, 19 October 2014. Judy brown at Conti. Reponse to david perman. Letter to acumen from david perman. Buy this – it’s terrific:. Julie Maclean’s latest collection, inspired by a research intensive to Scandinavia with Deakin University, was published in October and is available from Poetry Salzburg as part of its pamphlet series with samples of poems from the collection here: http:/ www.poetrysalzburg.com/viking.htm. The launch in Oz will be at;. Sun Nov 9 at 3pm.

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terry quinn poetry uk: Guernsey Int Lit Fest

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Thursday, 22 May 2014. Guernsey Int Lit Fest. Guernsey International Literary Festival must have some of the best prizes in the country. The first three get cash but they and another three plus winners of certain categories such as school, Channel Islands residency also get their poems on pop up posters at the airport which will be moved to places round the island during the year plus all those then get their poems on the buses for the year. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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terry quinn poetry uk: January 2014

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Sunday, 12 January 2014. In Praise of Bureaucracy. Just recently one of the members of our local Poetry Society said that they were not going to bother coming to the meetings any more as they were fed up with the half hour spent prior to the main part of the meeting. It goes almost without saying that some of this is a bit boring and most societies have two or three people who like the sound of their own voice or want to push their own agenda. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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terry quinn poetry uk: Buy this

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Sunday, 19 October 2014. Buy this – it’s terrific:. Julie Maclean’s latest collection, inspired by a research intensive to Scandinavia with Deakin University, was published in October and is available from Poetry Salzburg as part of its pamphlet series with samples of poems from the collection here: http:/ www.poetrysalzburg.com/viking.htm. Reviwed here: http:/ sabotagereviews.com/2014/10/17/kiss-of-the-viking-by-julie-maclean. The launch in Oz will be at;. Sun Nov 9 at 3pm.

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terry quinn poetry uk: March 2014

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Thursday, 20 March 2014. Which is the give away to the fact it is Alfred, Lord Tennyson I was looking into. Now I bet when I wrote Alfred Tennyson the image that sprang to mind was of a man in his 40s or 50s with a massive beard, lined face, cloak and a wide brimmed hat – someone at the very pinnacle of Victorian Society. And when that recording was made he was. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pennine Platform Poetry Magazine. When I was away in Lincolnshire on family matters .

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terry quinn poetry uk: robins

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Tuesday, 6 May 2014. From Preston Poets' Newsletter. A tentative glimpse of Spring so welcome to this quarter’s Newsletter with the hope that there will be sufficient poetry and poetry events to keep everyone happy. Linda France will certainly be happy. She is the winner of the 2013 National Poetry Competition with her poem entitled Bernard and Corinthe. It is the account of an erotic encounter between a repressed man and a flower. The first two verses:. This is the National Poetry...

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terry quinn poetry uk: October 2013

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Monday, 14 October 2013. In the next few weeks I’m hosting an event at a local Arts’ Space. I’ve started the Facebook and email notifications and am now considering the flyers and posters. In the last two events that I’ve organised I’ve spent upwards of £50 on the things and as far as I can tell there has only been one person who has looked at them and as a result come to the evening. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pennine Platform Poetry Magazine. View my complete profile.

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terry quinn poetry uk: December 2013

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Saturday, 14 December 2013. Like most people who have ever listened to Desert Island Discs I have collected and changed my selection many times over. A few constants have been Gerry Rafferty’s Baker Street, Pie Jesu. Faure’s Requiem and the aria. From Catalini’s La Wally. I, also, always have a spoken word track which got me to thinking today what would be my Desert Island Poems. Today they are:. 1 Dart by Alice Oswald. 2 The Four Quartets by TS Eliot. 4 The Wasteland by TS Eliot.

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terry quinn poetry uk: August 2013

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Terry quinn poetry uk. Thursday, 22 August 2013. The passing of a pocket notebook and the beginning of another is a ceremonial occasion. The old book is laid gently in the bottom drawer with its predecessors. A slight tear is allowable before turning to its successor. I have a basket full of notebooks untouched. Bought in a surge of excitement in a bookshop or stationers and which on return home prove to be totally, or frustratingly almost, unusable for any variety of reasons. The best notebook I’v...