Reading

Kathy Miles read at the Second Light Poetry Festival at the Art Workers Guild, London, on 21st November 2013, as part of the adjudication for their 2013 Poetry Competition. Her poem, Gardening With Deer, won first prize in the Short Poem category: http://www.secondlightlive.co.uk/

Special event: Poems and Pints in Lampeter hosted by Red Heron and Lampeter Writers Workshop, 10 December

For the final meeting of term, a special event - we will be hosting the Poems and Pints group from Carmarthen for a joint reading at the King's Head, Lampeter, 7.30pm onwards

Admission: free! (ignore the poster)

All welcome. especially students

Poetry competition and reading, Poems and Pints Carmarthen, 25/11/13

All are invited to take part in the Poems and Pints competition- for a three-minute poem on "The Other Side".   All entries to be read at the next Poems and Pints meeting, Queen's tavern, Carmarthen, 25 November, with a prize of £80 plus dinner plus a guest spot at a future Poems and Pints.

Book signing for The Moth Box by Sue Moules, Bookworm, Aberaeron, 23/11/13

https://www.facebook.com/events/585076518207574/

1pm-2pm

Cellar Bards, Cardigan, open mic with special guest Sue Moules, 29/11/13

https://www.facebook.com/events/606831229358805/?ref=2&ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming

£3 entry/raffle

starts 8pm

Another experiment: A poetic powerpoint

Seven cities -a poem read by Martin Locock from mlocock

http://www.slideshare.net/mlocock/seven-cities-a-poem-read-by-martin-locock
(I'm trying to fix the audio version at the moment)

Book launch and reading, 17 October, Lampeter

Sue Moules will be launching her latest collection The Moth Box at the Mustard Seed Cafe, College Road, Lampeter, at 6pm on 17 October.

All welcome.

The Moth Box, 

We have caught the night. 

It sleeps in here,

pulled in by light.

We open it in day,

take out the shapes

and name them.

Scorched Wing, Tussock,

White Ermine, Marbled Coronet, 

Green Carpet, Phoenix.

We lift them out,

look at them through hand lenses, 

marvel at their intricacy.

We leave them in the shade

to sleep out,

they merge into garden.

Later, they will flap in quick quivers,

heat their delicate tiled wings,

soar into the dark.

 Message from Sue: Thank you RED HERON for coming to my book launch last night.

Photos: Cara Bendon and Jack Bendon