How Poets See The World – Paisley Book Festival Online 2021
How Poets See The World with Brian Whittingham
22 February, 2021, 5 p.m.
Join Renfrewshire’s Tannahill Makar Brian Whittingham for an hour of readings from Paisley connected poets, who share their visions of the world and make some projections for its future.
Basia Palka
Featuring Jim Ferguson, Basia Palka, Kay Metcalfe and Sean McMenemy, these local voices have cut their teeth living, working, and honing their craft in and around Paisley, and in this event they reflect on the worlds within which they live, and far beyond.
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