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The Haiku Walk: Nature As Inspiration

The first ever Worcestershire Literary Festival : the aim and mission is to raise awareness of the written word, literature and the spoken word in all forms and genres and to provide a fun and educational programme of events that are accessible for all.

Tickets will shortly be available at: http://www.worcslitfest.com/shop-tickets/

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The Haiku Walk:
Nature As Inspiration

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Renga: splicing spontaneity into your writing

As part of 2010 Bath Japanese Festival, Writing Events Bath Presents: Alan Summers - Renga: splicing spontaneity into your writing Thursday May 20th 6.30 - 8.30 pm Mr B's Emporium of Reading Delights 14-15 John Street Bath, Avon BA1 2JL WHAT IS RENGA? Renga is a unique group 'collaborative' linked verse poetry form: each verse moves on and shifts away from th...

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The ‘Summer Haiku Almanac' workshop & walk

The ‘Summer Haiku Almanac' workshop & walk

with Alan Summers and Karen Hoy.

http://cypruswell.wordpress.com/2010/03/01/the-dartmoor-summer-haiku-almanac-workshop-and-walk/

Alan Summers: “Haiku are poems rooted in natural history and the seasons; they make us conspirators with wildlife, as nature half-writes the haiku before we’ve even put pen to paper.”

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