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walk along Broad Street to Berkeley Street, and the CBSO Centre is at the end of that street.COME ALONG AND SEE 30 MINS OF OUR POETRY  - PLEASE!!!! It's all free.
Also, I have an exhibition of 20 of my weird collages, drawings and paintings on display at THE CROSSINGS at St.Pauls, its in the converted church next to Walsall bus station and just over the road from Whetherspoons - The Imperial. It's on now, looks good and its open every day except Sunday until 29th. September. Not to be missed. I'd like your comments, please.
Small Publishers Fair. Venue: Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL. Nearest tube stations, Holbourn, Chancery Lane and Russell Square. Dates:  11am to 7pm, Friday 24 and Saturday 25 October 2008. Description: The UK's leading annual celebration of artists' books. International artists' book fair now in it's seventh year. Featuring over fifty publishers of books by contemporary artists, poets, writers and composers. Plus readings, talks and book launches. Browse and buy unique publications including beautifully printed limited editions and a huge range of books and magazines, postcards and ephemera. Meet and talk with artists, designers, poets and publishers. This year's guest publisher is Cuneiform Press from Brooklyn, New York, directed by Kyle Schlesinger - www.cuneiformpress.com / <http://www.cuneiformpress.com/>
The Small Publishers Fair is organised by the Research Group for Artists Publications (RGAP), www.rgap.co.uk <http://www.rgap.co.uk/>  Entry : Free admission to book fair and all events. For more information: Martin Rogers, Director RGAP info@rgap.co.uk  / 07789 338952
Inspiring Wells. 5-day Poetry Workshop led by Mimi Khalvati. September 15 - 20, 2008. in inspiring  Nafplion, Greece. Contact: Margaret Eddershaw. Tel. +30 27520 21855. sturgess@naf.forthnet.gr
POLYVERSE POETRY FESTIVAL I am in the process of organising Polyverse Poetry Festival, which is now a
confirmed event, and will take place in the English & Drama department at Loughborough University in the summer of 2009. The exact date should be confirmed any day now. I am contacting you for two reasons; partly because there is the need to drum up interest in the festival from an early date, and to keep the momentum going. Of course, the formal promotion will begin in earnest in the autumn. A number of excellent published poets have already been confirmed to
read/perform and provide workshops, and I am expecting to confirm more imminently. those booked up to now include Sam Smith (author of 12 novels and 7 poetry books), Nigel McLoughlin (author of four poetry books), Angela France, Rosie Lugosi, Bob Mee, and David Bircumshaw, amongst others. Which brings me to the other reason I am contacting you: I am looking for more published poets to perform, and/or offer workshops. The bad news is that the budget is too tight already to offer appearance fees or expenses. However, this is going to be a high-profile event at a major venue, and there will be the opportunity for poets to sell their wares and network, in addition to bringing their work to a wider audience and raising their profile. So there are still plenty of incentives to attend, and/or perform. Is there any chance this could get a mention on your group, and/or anything else you're involved with? Please could all of you share this with any and all relevant contact, poets, and poetry lovers, and encourage good poets to volunteer their services? If you want to know more, and/or keep up to date with the festival, and/or me, please either e-mail me at Radcliff.freeradical@googlemail.com, and/or check out my dedicated Facebook groups Poetry and literary Festival summer 2009 (open group) and Polyverse Poets (closed group, for published/professional poets/performers only). The general public will not be able to access any of your details on Polyverse poets, and I am