Poetry Events Aye Write 2015
There’s a brilliant selection of poetry events to choose from at Aye Write
All events at The Mitchell Library – tickets now on sale.
Friday 17th April – 7.30pm John Coyle & James McGonigal: The Midnight Letterbox: Selected Correspondence of Edwin Morgan
Saturday 18th 4.30pm Kei Miller, Malika Booker and Rachel Mars: Sex in the Afternoon
Saturday 18th 6.00pm Harry Giles, Marion McCready and JL Williams: Vagabond Poets
Saturday 18th 7.30pm Introducing George The Poet: Search Party: A Collection of Poems
Sunday 19th 4.30pm Jim Carrurth: Killochries
Sunday 19th 6pm Andy Jackson: Pop Culture Poetry
Saturday 25th 7.30pm Struileag: Shore to Shore Cladach gu Cladach
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Publisher of Pat's Guide to Glasgow West End; the community guide to the West End of Glasgow. Fiction and non-fiction writer.
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