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Emily Mason, who is eight years old, read 'Bonfire Night' by Irene Yates.
Jake Branningon, who is 8, read 'What is Pink' by Christina Rossetti, who lived between 1830 and 1894.
Alex Baines, who is 9 years old, recommends a poem by Christina Rossetti.
Callughn Doyle, who is 8, reviewed this poem by Sara Coleridge, who lived over 150 years ago.
Winnie Ng, who is 11, reviewed this book by Clare Bevan.
Kesiena, who is 11, reviewed this book by Garrison Keillor.
Here's a poem written by Tope of Paxton Primary School.
Alice, who is nine, reviewed this book by Hilaire Belloc.
Saul, who is 4, reviewed this book by Richard Carlisle.
Juliette, who is 7, reviewed this book by Dr. Seuss.
A review of the new poetry anthology for teenagers.
A writing workshop inspired by urban life;10:30 AM; £63, £50 (60+), £38 concs< » Read more
Polish poet and Nobel Prizewinner passes away in her sleep. » Read more
Local poets read alongside special guest Penelope Shuttle. » Read more
Here is a list of items added to our collection in January 2012 and now available for reference or loan. » Read more
Night of open mic poetry and spoken word. Musicians and MCs welcome. » Read more
List of the poets and articles published in UK and Irish magazines received by the Poetry Library in December 2011. » Read more
Advance booking only: the magic of realism, neruda, vallejo and paz with c.l. dallat. » Read more
Interested in volunteering with this Swiss Cottage based Poetry Group? » Read more
Jumoké Fashola and spoken word artist HKB Finn. » Read more
This year, the library celebrates something we all have in common with Death: Southbank Centre's Festival for the Living. » Read more
Helen Oswald, with Melinda Walker & Dave 'guitar' Pelling; 7.15 for 7.45; open mic. » Read more
The second in a series of supper lectures celebrating the life, work and influence of a major poet. » Read more
Mon 6 feb: oversteps books, with alwyn marriage (ed.), michael swan, ann kelley, robert stein, ann segrave, christopher north, joan mcgavin & graham high » Read more
Marked by Faith: with Adnan al-Sayegh, Pete Godismo and Yvonne Green. » Read more
Partnas in Rhyme presents Rum Punch, the monthly acoustic, invigorating blend of entertainment. » Read more
Free reading from the poet and novelist. » Read more
Explore 'Poetry of the area' - including work by William Blake; led by Anna Robinson; 10:30 AM; free » Read more
Alice Oswald reads from 'Memorial', her free translation of Homer's 'The Iliad'. » Read more
Christopher James, Matt Bryden and Jane Weir. » Read more
Déjà Vu: Peter McCarey, Sophie Cooke, Alexander Hutchison. » Read more
Poems and songs by Wendy French, John Gibbens and Armorel Weston; 7PM; free, donations welcomed » Read more
Get down and get amorous with Radio 4's poetry love-god Elvis McGonagall. » Read more
Adele Ward Presents Linda Black; 6PM; free. » Read more
The Camarade project: édition II; 7PM; free » Read more
Storytelling performance by Michael Harvey with Geoff Mead. » Read more
An afternoon of poetry readings and contemporary music performance. » Read more
Bring your poetry to read and share. All welcome. » Read more
7:30 PM; £8 Anthony Joseph, G.R.E.E.Ds, Indigo Williams, Keith Jarrett; and open Mic. » Read more
Free perfomance; Edwinstowe Library; 6.30pm - 7.30pm » Read more
Poet Laura Dockrill reads favourite Roald Dahl poems. » Read more
Patric Cunnane, Emile Sercombe, Lisa Hitchen and PR Murry. » Read more
Workshop on sound and rhythm in poetry with Carola Luther and Kei Miller. » Read more
Performances by Rob Lavers and Simon Morris, Nick Thurston, and a headline set composer Jaap Blonk. » Read more
Poetry Workshop » Read more
The current, "live" magazines stocked at The Poetry Library and online. » Read more
Have a look at the current U.K. imprints that publish poetry.» Read more
"We can not compete but perhaps we meet somewhere." Red Rose » Read more
Help people find out where that line in their head comes from. » Read more