Express Yourself, Women in Poetry at Tell It Slant, Friday 23 February, 2018
Friday, 23 February, 2018
Tell It Slant, 134 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6ST
This is a biggie!! ((IT IS EXPRESS YOURSELF’S 1ST BIRTHDAY))
We are celebrating Woman In Poetry. It’s the year of the woman.
A big bunch of us fabulous woman are coming together in an all female poetry lineup to share 5 minutes each of poetry with everyone. No theme to the poetry, but uncensored. It’s an all female lineup but we encourage EVERYONE to come along and Celebrate Woman In Poetry with us. It’s going to be a great super fantabulous night.
The lineup is massive, so naturally, we each have a 5 minute slot to express ourselves.
Usual terms apply, Free entry, BYOB (beer & wine) £3 corkage – tea and coffee for sale, raffle, and the opportunity to purchase books from our beautiful poetry bookshop.
Here is the lineup:
Gentleman host: Marcas Mac an Tuairneir
Elaine Gallagher
Nicole Carter
Diana Devlin
Kirsty Nicolson
Lesley Traynor
Faracy Moon Grouse
Marta Sanders
Rose Ann Fraser Ritchie
Gayle Smith
Chloe Urquhart
Christine Tait
Anne Mary Julia
Michelle Hogg
Deborah Martin
Carla Woodburn
Lesley Stafford
Aimee Long
Ailie Wallace
Jessica Louise Lambert
Antonia Seaward
Janet Crawford
Joy Hendry
You don’t want to miss it
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