HUE AND CRY BY ELIZABETH YATES REVIEW ARCHIVE

HUE AND CRY BY ELIZABETH YATES REVIEW ARCHIVE

His previous poetry collections include The Year of Not Dancing & Morning Star.įree online event, numbers limited, advance booking only, email & Zoom link will be forwarded archive He has been Writer-in-Residence at Lenoir-Rhyne University, Hickory NC & a Harry Ransom Center Research Fellow at the University of Texas, Austin TX.

Poet, musician & critic, he is founder/organiser of WB Yeats Bedford Park Artwork Project, winner of the 2017 Keats-Shelley Prize, & a regular BBC R4 contributor.

Cahal Dallat’s latest collection is Beautiful Lofty Things from Salmon Poetry.

A Distinguished Professor in the MFA Program at Hunter College, Tom lives in Brooklyn, & during the last eight years, he has also worked as a journalist in Syria, Lebanon, Somalia, Kenya, Iraq, & Libya. Tom Sleigh’s poetry collections, include House of Fact, House of Ruin, Station Zed &, just published, The King’s Touch (Graywolf, Feb 2022): he is the author of the essay collections The Land between Two Rivers & Interview with a Ghost.Two poets, two new collections, & a change in our transatlantic #poetrymonday format as US poet, Tom Sleigh, & Coffee-House Poetry’s London-based Irish poet Cahal Dallat - who’s interviewed our guests for many years - both read from their latest publications & talk about their own & each other’s work/writing-lives. Turnham Grn Tube), Bath Rd, Chiswick, London W4 1TX mon 23 may, 8pm (UK time): tom sleigh & cahal dallat: reading & in-conversation (free online event) With special guest: Cahal Dallat, hosted by Anne-Marie Fyfe So do bring a favourite poem, about an object or artefact, whether by you or from a well-known poet (max. Poems about things everyday & eclectic, keepsakes curious or commonplace, that make up our world, our memories plus launch of Chiswick poet Cahal Dallat’s latest poetry collection Beautiful Lofty Things (Salmon Poetry, 2022). #poetrymondays on Zoom! mon 13 june, 7.30 for 8pm: £10, bedford park festival poetry evening: the poetry of things

Hue and cry by elizabeth yates review