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Review: Forget what you heard (about spoken word)

May 22, 2013 Editor Bang Said the Gun!, Chill Pill, Errol McGlashen, Forget What You Heard (about spoken word), Lettie McKie, Lucy Gellman, Matt Cummins, performance poetry, poetry, Review, Rik Livermore, Spoken Word, Stephanie Dogfoot, Talia Randall

– reviewed by Lettie McKie – 9th May Ryan’s Bar, Stoke Newington Poetry in London is a bit like flat-pack

Interview Saboteur Awards Spoken Word

Interview: The Inky Fingers Open Mic

April 27, 2013 Editor Agnes Török, Alec Beattie, Alice Tarbuck, Freddie Alexander, Harry Giles, Inky Fingers, Inky Fingers Collective, Inky Fingers Open Mic, Ioannis Kalkounnis, James Webster, Katherine McMahon, Mairi Campbell-Jack, performance poetry, Rachel McCrum, Rose Ritchie, Saboteur Awards, Spoken Word, Tracey S Rosenberg

– interviewed by James Webster – The Inky Fingers Open Mic has been nominated for the Best Regular Spoken Word

Festival Seasonal/End of year Spoken Word

Top Spoken Word Moments of 2012

February 3, 2013 Editor Adam Kammerling, Anna Le, Ben Mellor, Dirty Great Love Story, Dizraeli, Edinburgh Fringe, Edinburgh International Women's Day All Female Slam, Hammer & Tongue, James Webster, Kate Tempest, Katie Bonna, Lucy Ayrton, Nth Entities, Once Upon a Time (in Space), Page Match 2, performance poetry, Phil Jupitus, Phil Manzanera, Richard Marsh, Spoken Word, Stoke Newington Literary festival, Superbard, The Mechanisms, Wasted

– listed by James Webster – As the year is (fairly) recently ended and a new one begun, it seems

Review: Hammer & Tongue Oxford 13/11/12

February 2, 2013 Editor Anna Domoney, Bill Frizzell, Bohdan Piasecki, Davey Mac, Enrico Petrusso, Gulliver, Hammer & Tongue, James Webster, Lucy Ayrton, Nick Short, performance poetry, slam, Spoken Word, Tina Sederholm, Vanessa Kisuule

– reviewed by James Webster – Hammer & Tongue’s new season continues … Have I mentioned that I really like

Review: Content by Mixy @ The Albion Beatnik 04/09/12

December 5, 2012 Editor Claire Trévien, Content, Edinburgh Fringe, James Webster, Lucy Ayrton, MC Mixy, Mixy, performance poetry, Rap, Spoken Word, The Dead Poets

– reviewed by James Webster – Who is Mixy? Why, MC Mixy is one half of The Dead Poets (the

Review: Brand New Ancients – Kate Tempest

October 11, 2012 Editor Battersea Arts Centre, Brand New Ancients, Dana Bubulj, Excentral Tempest, Kate Tempest, performance poetry, poetry, Sound of Rum, Spoken Word, Theatre

19/09/12 @ The BAC – Reviewed by Dana Bubulj – What is Brand New Ancients? It is a modern poetic epic,

Review: Hammer & Tongue Brighton, 04/10/12

October 8, 2012 Editor Brighton Komedia, Chris Parkinson, Clayton Blizzard, Hammer & Tongue, Hip-Hop, James Burt, MC, Michael Parker, Michaela Ridgway, performance poetry, Rap, Rob Auton, Robin Lawley, Rosy Carrick, slam, Spliff Richard, Spoken Word

– reviewed by Michaela Ridgway – @ Brighton’s Komedia “Poets are liars” – Plato (via James Burt) Standing in the

Carmina’s Poetry Tease – 22/08/12

October 4, 2012 Editor Carmina Masolivier, Carmina's Poetry Tease, Catherine Woodward, Koel Mukherjee, performance poetry, Rosy Carrick, Spoken Word

– reviewed by Koel Mukherjee – Carmina’s Poetry Tease was the launch event for London poet Carmina Masoliver’s poetry pamphlet (also

Poetry Olympics: Word Games 17/07/12

September 21, 2012 Editor Alain English, Ant Smith, Cat Brogan, Chuquai Billy, Dana Bubulj, Dareka Daremo, David Lee Morgan, Esther Poyer, Ingrid Andrew, José Anjos, Mark 'Mr T' Thompson, Matt Cummins, Mel Jones, Michael Wilson, Olympics, Oskar Hanska, performance poetry, Rose Drew, slam, Sophia Walker, Spoken Word, Theatre Delicatessen, Trudy Howson, Word Games, Young Dawkins

– Reviewed by Dana Bubulj – @ Theatre Delicatessen It was rather difficult to miss the looming [Redacted] over London

Festival Spoken Word

The Long and the Short of It – Richard Purnell and Gary from Leeds

September 5, 2012 Editor Edinburgh Fringe, Gary from Leeds, performance poetry, Richard Purnell, Spoken Word, The Long and the Short of It

– reviewed by Anna Hobson – Anna Hobson kindly reviews one of the Spoken Word shows from the Edinburgh Fringe