Jeremy Dixon will be reading from In Retail
at Polari on Tour,
Waterstones, 11A Union Galleries,
Broadmead Bristol, BS1 3XD.
1st June 7pm
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Polari gig for In Retail
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Tag Archives: BRISTOL
Dusk: Video – Kelston – Granda’s Plan
From Kelston Roundhill near Bristol, some very atmospheric low-fi video (the high quality version lost on someone’s computer after downloading). In collaboration with Bare Bones Collective and Kelston Records, Corinne Harragin reads Granda’s Plan by Sherry Morris for DUSK.
BSL Interpretation Paul Mancini
The unpublished poems and stories from these events are in the forthcoming anthology Dusk.
Bare Bones Collective
Dusk: Video – Kelston – Dhusurah
From Kelston Roundhill near Bristol, some very atmospheric low-fi video (the high quality version lost on someone’s computer after downloading). In collaboration with Bare Bones Collective and Kelston Records, Elizabeth Parker with Dhusurah for DUSK
BSL Interpretation Paul Mancini
The unpublished poems and stories from these events are in the forthcoming anthology Dusk.
Dusk: Video – Kelston – Brunel’s Bridge
From Kelston Roundhill near Bristol, some very atmospheric low-fi video (the high quality version lost on someone’s computer after downloading). In collaboration with Bare Bones Collective and Kelston Records, Paul Deaton with Brunel’s Bridge for DUSK
BSL Interpretation Paul Mancini
The unpublished poems and stories from these events are in the forthcoming anthology Dusk.
Bare Bones Collective
Dusk: Video – Kelston – Oh the Dark, the Dark
From Kelston Roundhill near Bristol, some very atmospheric low-fi video (the high quality version lost on someone’s computer after downloading). In collaboration with Bare Bones Collective and Kelston Records, Anna Kissell with Oh the Dark, the Dark, for DUSK.
BSL Interpretation Paul Mancini
The unpublished poems and stories from these events are in the forthcoming anthology Dusk.
Dusk: Video – Kelston – At Sky’s Edge
From Kelston Roundhill near Bristol, some very atmospheric low-fi video (the high quality version lost on someone’s computer after downloading). In collaboration with Bare Bones Collective and Kelston Records, Corinne Harragin reads At Sky’s Edge by Helen Slavin for DUSK.
BSL Interpretation Paul Mancini
The unpublished poems and stories from these events are in the forthcoming anthology Dusk.
Dusk Poet: Elizabeth Parker
ELIZABETH PARKER grew up in The Forest Of Dean and now lives on the harbour in Bristol. Both places inspire her writing. She has been published in Magma, The Interpreter’s House, Raceme, The Stony Thursday Book, Southword and Agenda. She has been shortlisted for The Bridport Poetry Prize, The Melita Hume Prize and The Gregory O’Donoghue International Poetry Competition and was a prizewinner in the 2016 Troubadour International Poetry Prize.
Her debut poetry pamphlet Antinopolis was published by Eyewear Poetry in 2016 and her poem ‘Rivers’ was featured in the Eyewear anthology The Best New British and Irish Poets 2016. Her first full poetry collection will be published by Seren in April 2018.
Elizabeth’s poem for Dusk, Dusurah, will be read at Bristol on Dcember 21st.
Dusk Musician: ICHI
ICHI is a Bristol based experimental musician who takes the notion of one-man-band to new limits combining handmade instrument inventions with steel-drum, ping-pong balls & tape-loops. He comes with the following recommendations:
‘ICHI fits nicely in the time-honored tradition of zany Japanese music from artists as diverse and eclectic as Cornelius, Lullatone and Kahimi Karie. He is a welcome addition to the world of experimental music with a combination of childlike wonder, a wacky sense of humour and seemingly boundless creativity. Comparisons aside, ICHI is very much his own man, a highly original artist who creates his own strange and wonderful world of sound and fun. Warmly recommended.’ (Folkradio.co.uk)
‘What on earth is this? It`s brilliant’ STEVE LAMACQ
‘It’s a trip to listen to and watch’ DON LETTS
‘Hilarious & bonkers & brilliant’ LAUREN LAVERNE
‘It’s the kind of idiosyncrasy that cult fan-bases are built on’ VENUE MAGAZINE
Dusk Poet: Paul Deaton
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Paul Deaton was runner-up in the 2010 Arvon International Poetry Prize judged by Carol Ann Duffy and winner of the SaveAs Writer’s Prize 2016. Regularly published in The Spectator, and magazines, e.g. PN Review, The London Magazine, The Dark Horse, and is included in York Notes GCSE study guides. His debut collection, A Watchful Astronomy (Seren) published October 2017, is a Poetry Book Society winter recommended read.
Paul’s poem for Dusk, Brunel’s Bridge at Dusk, will be read at Bristol, but as it is already published will not appear in the anthology.
Dusk Songster: Anna Kissell
Anna Kissell is a singer songwriter whose music marries a tender openness with a fierce soul. Hushed and dark, her folk-lullabies unfold slowly with melodies that linger long after the song’s end. Anna lives in Bristol and is joined by a talented cast of musicians whose voices and instrumentation make up ‘The Unsung Chorus’. In February 2016, they released ‘Wake The Ancient’ EP and are preparing to record a debut LP. Anna’s voice rides naturally over hypnotic guitar picking, drawing listeners into otherworldly dreamscapes, inviting them to lie down, stretch out and forget time.
Anna is singing Oh, the Dark! at Bristol.
