DECEMBER
Saturday December 10
FESTIVAL FINALE
HUGO WILLIAMS, NAOMI FOYLE, EBELE and GRAHAM BUCHAN
Music from DOLLBOY and FLICK
Doors 7.30 for 8pm
Open House 146 Springfield Road Brighton
£6/£4 concs Friends of THE SOUTH (£5/£3)
Hugo Williams is an acclaimed poet of over 40 years ; winner of the TSEliot prize with Billy’s Rain, his Collected Poems were published by faber&faber in 2002.
‘HugoWilliams poetry is vivacious, human, lucid, sad & funny’ Douglas Dunn
Naomi Foyle is a graduate of MA programme from Goldsmiths College. Her pamphlet publications include Red Hot & Bothered (Lansdowne Press) and Canada (Echo Room Press), and she has had poems published in Poetry London, Poetry Ireland Review and Ambit. 'The Geneva Convention' longlisted for The Bridport Prize. She is currently working on a short video-poem, The Jilted Bride, shot in Greece with artist Paul Van Gelder.
ebele is a Nigerian-brown east-Londoner & professional day-dreamer who writes, breathes & IS poetry. Her pamphlet poetry is a woman is published by tall-lighthouse.
Mr Radio Pussycat, Graham Buchan, with his variety of moods & emotions, mixes wit with nervous politics & honest sentimentality. His chapbook Airport Reading is published by tall-lighthouse.
Music and song from Dollboy’s highly acclaimed plans for a modern city ‘ambient played with actual instruments!’ together with tracks from Jack’s first album Practical Wireless & new songs from forthcoming releases.
Singer/songwriter, Flick plays lo-fi, acoustic, lyrical pop songs that are simple and direct.
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