Tell It Slant – Govanhill Launch
Thursday, 25 May, 2023, 8 p.m. – 10 p.m.
With Mona Kareem and Jim McAteer
Locavore Govanhill 349 Victoria Road Glasgow G42 7SA
Tell It Slant poetry bookshop in Glasgow has moved! After Locavore Garnethill was sadly forced to close, their lovely friends at Locavore took Tell It Slant with them to their Govanhill home. They’re now reopening with poetry and tunes at their beautiful spacious venue on Victoria Rd.

Mona Kareem
Honoured to have poet Mona Kareem to read in Arabic and English. She has just launched her book I Will Not Fold These Maps with the Poetry Translation Centre this month, a dual language edition.

Jim McAteer
More poetry readings, an open mic, and music from Glasgow favourite Jim McAteer and friends.

Ellen and Mat preparing to open Tell It Slant in Renfrew Street
If you were part of Tell It Slant’s history and early days from 2013 in Garnethill, please do come, read a poem and have a drink in celebration of its new abode! FREE ENTRY
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