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Get Your Hands on a Red Hot Ticket
Arvon is blazing a trail with the launch of Red on 18
February. Red is the first anthology of Black British poetry
since Lemn Sissay's groundbreaking The Fire People was published
ten years ago.
Kwame Dawes will be joined at Free Word by Bernardine Evaristo,
Patience Agbabi and Simon Murray, as they read from this exhilarating new
collection. Your ticket includes a glass of wine. Book today
and paint the town Red!
18 February, 7pm, Free Word Centre Call 020
7324 2554 to book now, or find out more online.
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Start To Write With Arvon This
Spring
Arvon's Starting to Write weeks grow more
popular every year. If you've always wanted to write a novel, or try
your hand at poetry, these courses are a great way to begin
writing in an inspiring and supportive environment.
There are still some places available on Starting to Write
courses this spring, at Moniack Mhor from 29 March and at Totleigh Barton from 3 May.
Or, if you want to know more before taking the plunge, why not
get An Introduction to Arvon at our open evening on 18
March?
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Get A Grant Towards Your Arvon
Course
Every year Arvon makes grants to hundreds
of people who couldn't otherwise afford to attend. You can
apply for up to £360 towards the total cost of a course. There are
also dedicated grants available to volunteers and teachers.
If you live in the South West and you're under 25, you could even
get a grant to attend a course completely free. The deadline for
these special grants is 26 February so apply today.
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From our Friends at Apples and
Snakes
Apples and Snakes and Ian McMillan present Talking Myself
Home - a poetic voyage of self-discovery that begins and ends
in Barnsley. Join our hero as he skips puckishly from Low Valley
Junior School to presenting The Verb on Radio 3, via
The Beano, punk, the Premiership, and his band Oscar The
Frog. You had to be there, and now you can be.
Also featuring Francesca Beard and Tyneside's poetry-slam
colossus Scott Tyrrell.
24 February, 8pm, Soho Theatre Book now at www.sohotheatre.com
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From our Friends at Spread the
Word
Spread the Word in association with The Literary Consultancy
bring you Tapping the Trend. Do you want to explore the
opportunities and threats of developing your creative practice in
the digital age? Leading writer in digital media, Kate Pullinger,
together with writers commissioned by Spread the Word, will discuss
how they use the internet to create new work. Don't miss this
important and timely event.
13 February, 1pm - 5.45pm, Free Word Centre,
£35/25 Book now at www.spreadtheword.org.uk
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