Paul Askew – Sabotage

Review: The Anti-Slam Oxford

January 28, 2014January 29, 2014 websterpoet A. F. Harold, Anti-Slam, Arts at the Old Fire Station, Dan Simpson, Danny Chivers, George Chopping, Hammer and Tongue, James Webster, Kate Byard, Neil Spokes, Paul Askew, Paula Varjack, Pete the Temp, Sally Outen, Sophia Blackwell, Steve Larkin, Tina Sederholm

–Reviewed by Claire Trévien– 23rd January at Arts at the Old Fire Station The logistics In 2012 I participated in

Review: Sadcore Dadwave (Not the Oxford Literary Festival) 20/03/13

April 23, 2013 Editor Diane Marie, Emily Harrison, George Chopping, James Webster, Joe Briggs, Lucy Ayrton, Luke Kennard, Lysander, Molly Arenberg, Not the Oxford Literary Festival, Paul Askew, Sadcore Dadwave, Sian S. Rathore

-reviewed by James Webster – The Event Sadcore Dadwave is a night I was hugely intrigued by; with a really cool

Review: Hammer & Tongue Oxford Slam Final 12/06/2012

July 2, 2012 Editor Anna McCrory, Aubrey Mvula, Dan Holloway, Hammer & Tongue, Lucy Ayrton, Mark Niel, Neil Anderson, Neil Spokes, Paul 'Sex Symbol' Askew, Paul Askew, performance poetry, Pete the Temp, Review, slam, Tina Sederholm

– reviewed by Neil Anderson – Sabotage recently previewed the Hammer & Tongue Oxford final, and to follow up from

Seasonal/End of year Spoken Word

Preview: Hammer & Tongue Oxford 2012 Final

June 11, 2012 Editor Anna McCrory, Aubrey Mvula, Dan Holloway, Davy Mac, Hammer & Tongue, James Webster, Lucy Ayrton, Mark Niel, Neil Spokes, Oxford, Paul Askew, performance poetry, Pete the Temp, Spoken Word, Tina Sederholm

-preview by James Webster– This coming Tuesday the 12th of June sees the culmination of another year of Hammer &

All of the Above Festival Spoken Word

Stoke Newington Literary Festival 2012

June 5, 2012 Editor Amy Acre, Anna Percy, Ashna Sarkar, Claire Trévien, Clare Pollard, Dan Holloway, Dr Giles Oldroyd, George Alagiah, Hattie Ellis, Hay Brunsdon, Hendrick's Gin, James Webster, Jody Porter, John Cooper Clarke, John Rees, Josie Long, Katy Evans-Bush, Lindsey German, Morning Star, Niall O'Sullivan, Paul Askew, Pete Brown, Peter Daniels, Robin Turner, Simon Cole, Simon Day, Sophie Cameron, Stoke Newington Literary festival, Suzanne Moore, The New Libertines, Tim Wells, Wayne Holloway-Smith, Well Versed, Wilko Johnson

-Reviewed by Claire Trévien– Now in its third year, Stoke Newington’s Literary Festival already has the reputation of an established

Poetry in the Parlour – Oxford International Women’s Festival

March 13, 2012February 16, 2015 Editor Dan Holloway, Helen Smith, International Women's Day, Lucy Ayrton, Mrs Price's Parlour, Oxford International Women's Festival, Paul Askew, performance poetry, poetry, Tina Sederholm, Verity Fortis

@ Blackwell’s 07/03/2012 – reviewed by James Webster – So last week it was International Women’s Day, a wonderful day

N.O.N.C.E. – Steve Larkin

February 27, 2012 Editor N.O.N.C.E., Paul Askew, Steve Larkin

@ The North Wall Arts Centre, Oxford – reviewed by Paul Askew – The Performer: Steve Larkin is a bit

Magazine Spoken Word

An Evening of Poetry and Music Visuals – by London Poetry Systems and Ferment

February 24, 2012 Editor Caroline Bird, Ferment, George Topping, James Webster, Jennie Cole, Jericho, London Poetry Systems, Lucy Ayrton, Paul Askew, Ross Sutherland

@ The Albion Beatnik 28/01/2012 -reviewed by James Webster– So I’m in the chaotically colourful, bustling and amazing bookshop that

Tongue Fu @ Rich Mix 12/01/2012

January 28, 2012 Editor Chris Redmond, Malika Booker, Martin Shaw, Paul Askew, Shane Solanki, Tim Clare, Tongue Fu, Word House

-reviewed by Paul Askew– Tongue Fu‘s concept: Invite writers to perform with a live band improvising along. I’ll admit I

Hammer and Tongue Camden vs Oxford: Part 2, Oxford

December 10, 2011 Editor Anna McCrory, Darrell Moore, Henry Bowers, James Webster, Joe Hughes, Lucy Ayrton, Paul Askew, Peter Whitton, Steve Larkin, Tina Sederholm

11/10/11 @ Oxford Hub above Turl Street Kitchen – by James Webster – I have a fondness for Hammer and