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Venue | Beeston Library |
Five Leaves New Poetry celebrates two years of publishing regional poets by launching Tony Challis's and Tara Singh's new pamphlets. Tony and Tara will be joined by other poets published earlier in the Five Leaves New Poetry series.
Join us in person at Beeston Library or view the event online. Tickets to view the event online are free of charge but, if you'd like, you can pay a £2 donation to Inspire Culture to help us keep doing what we do best: inspiring people to read, learn and enjoy culture.
For adults 16+ (Under 18s to be accompanied by an adult)
Tony Challis has been writing poetry since the 1980s. For some years he facilitated an LGBT+ writers' group at Nottingham Writers' Studio, and in 2018 he was Nottingham Writers' Studio Poet of the Year. He has been published in a range of regional anthologies, and his prose has appeared in Late Outbursts (2014) and Desire, Love, Identity (2019). He is Chair of Nottingham Poetry Society, and enjoys performing his work at spoken word events.
Tara Singh (they/them) was born in Nairobi and moved to Nottingham as a child. Tara is a queer neurodivergent poet and occasional facilitator. Their work explores the Indian diasporic experience, queerness, gender identity, intergenerational trauma, debilitating mental illness and disability.
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In person tickets: £4 | Booking advised
Tickets to view the event online are free of charge but, if you'd like, you can pay a £2 donation to Inspire Culture to help us keep doing what we do best: inspiring people to read, learn and enjoy culture.
In person tickets: £4 | Booking advised
Tickets to view the event online are free of charge but, if you'd like, you can pay a £2 donation to Inspire Culture to help us keep doing what we do best: inspiring people to read, learn and enjoy culture.