Poetry readings

Sue Hubbard is an award winning poet, novelist and art critic. Twice winner of the London writers´competition she was the Poetry Society´s Public Art Poet and created London´s largest poem for the IMAX at Waterloo. She has published a number of pamphelets and two acclaimed collections, Everything Begins with the Skin (Enitharmon) and Ghost Station (Salt). Her first novel Depth of Field was published by Dewi Lewis. She is the recepient of a major arts council award to support the writing of her current book. As an art critic she writes artists´catalogues and regularly for The Independent.

American expat Carrie Etter has published poems in Jacket, The Liberal, Oasis, Poetry Review, Shearsman, and TLS. On her chapbook Subterfuge for the Unrequitable (Potes & Poets, 1998), Ron Silliman remarked, “To ‘register the tongue’s torque,’ Carrie Etter’s poems show great skill and a willingness to take risks, both rare things in a ‘first book.’ This writing is simultaneously ‘out there’ and always also immediately present (in the most literal sense of ‘with it’), an experience that is by turns centering and dizzying. It’s quite a ride.”

Poetry readings are organised in collaboration with Barry Schwabsky