Magi Gibson – Audacious Women Festival
Monday 20 September, 2021 at 7 p.m.
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Magi will read from and talk about her latest poetry collection, ‘I Like Your Hat’ in which she ‘rips up the linoleum and lays bare the world. Profound, heartrending & at times hilarious, these are extraordinary poems from the heart of an extraordinary poet’ (Ali Whitelock).
Magi will also be treating us to some tasters from her – soon to be re-released best-selling and ground-breaking poetry collection – ‘Wild Women of a Certain Age ‘on its 21st anniversary.
There will be ample opportunity to ask Magi about what inspires her writing, which so often concerns itself with the lives of women, whether from history, her family or simply incidents she witnesses as she goes about her everyday life.
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