Our feature poets are Jan Napier and Amanda Altmann, this Saturday 15th July 2017 at Perth Poetry Club.
Jan Napier has been infected by the poetry bug. There is no cure. Beware or be there! She is much loved and all relevant Health authorities have been notified of her affliction.
Our feature poet is Amanda Joy, this Saturday 8th July 2017 at Perth Poetry Club.
The not-for-profit youth development organisation, OWLKEYME, is currently looking for young creatives to write a piece for a promotional video.
If you are interested, contact Nicole at Lamb@owlkeyme.org or call 0403 119 469.
Our feature poets are Amber Fresh and Dean Meredith, this Saturday 1st July 2017 at Perth Poetry Club.
Our feature poet is Maitland Schnaars, this Saturday 24th June 2017 at Perth Poetry Club with support from Kevin Gillam and Allan Boyd.
Maitland Schnaars is an award winning writer who has studied at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts and Edith Cowan University. Maitland has written many performance pieces combining poetry, multi-media, visual art, movement and sound. In 2005 he was a co-founder of the theatre company Corazon De Vaca (q.v.)…
Update from the WA Bush Poets and Yarn Spinners
Our feature poets are Andrew Burke and Brad Brittain, this Saturday 17th June 2017 at Perth Poetry Club.
Our feature poet is Caitlin Maling, this Saturday 10th June 2017 at Perth Poetry Club.
Caitlin Maling is is a WA poet with two books out through Fremantle Press. Her first Conversations I've Never Had was shortlisted in the Dame Mary Gilmore and WA Premier's Book Awards. She has been the recipient of the Val Vallis Award and the Harri Jones Memorial Award of the Newcastle Poetry Prize. She divides her times between Sydney, Fremantle and Cervantes.
Our two feature poets are Veronica Lake and Christine Burrows, this Saturday 3rd June 2017 at Perth Poetry Club.
Veronica Lake is a teacher of Literature, and has been since before the dawn of time. She is Head of English at Applecross Senior High School. In her spare time, she edits the annual student poetry journal Primo Lux, which draws from students in high schools all over the state, and celebrates their distinctive voices and stories. The journal has been in production now for fourteen years.