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Sarah Tremlett reading and screening film at John Sebastian Lightship, Bristol 20 May


Excited to be reading from my poetic memoir Horse-Woman (with screening of FLIGHT the poetry film from the prologue to the book) at John Sebastian Lightship, Bristol, for Poetry Film Club on May 20th. It is an ‘otherkin’ poetic memoir with reflections on being a fashion model and writing and painting in a bedsit in […]


LeBlanc – War and Place, Dugas – Vivres, Tremlett – Horse-Woman: Basic Bruegel Editions launch at Frye Festival


I am very pleased and proud to announce that my poetic memoir Horse-Woman will be launched at Frye Festival, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada on Thursday 24th April. It is part of the exciting new Chapbook publication series by Basic Bruegel Editions – the brainchild of leading Canadian poets and video poets Valerie LeBlanc and Daniel […]


ENZO MINARELLI – LEGENDARY FIGURE OF POLYPOETRY – in LONDON APRIL 5 with event images


Update with performance video and images. I am really pleased to share a video and images from this event from the artist and poetry filmmaker Rebecca Rezakhani-Hilton. They can be found at the end of the article, including letters from John Cage, no less! Italian ‘polypoet’ Enzo Minarelli is truly one of the great figures […]


REELpoetry, Houston – a whole new festival format – 31 March – April 12 2025


It’s April and REELpoetry is here once again, but under a new guise, with over a week of online screenings (March 31– April 9), and Saturday, April 12th on home turf, featuring  live events from Houston. As they say in the programme details: ‘In addition to open submissions, the festival includes 45-minute curated programs, premieres, […]


On the Cutting Edge: 3 Marc Zegans Finds the Story in Peter Wortsman’s latest publication


I am thrilled to introduce On the Cutting Edge: 3 this month. It occurs to me that each instalment brings with it a double revelation, both in the work of the featured author, but also in Marc’s illuminating exegesis. In short this is what every poet would really like – to be really read, really […]


Lo Galluccio, Not for Amnesia – On The Cutting Edge: 2 by Marc Zegans


Welcome to CUTTING EDGE no. 2, the second edition of Marc Zegan’s thought-provoking, in-depth discussion of the poetic craft. This month we are being treated to poet, memoirist and vocalist Lo Galluccio and her collection Not for Amnesia (Cervena Barva Press, 2023), written in Brooklyn, in the early 90s, after a romantic breakup.  Trying to […]