Chain of events at Canterbury's Wise Words festival

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Spoke n Word, billed as a pedal-powered poetry slam featuring some of the UK’s hottest performance poets, is one of the features of Canterbury’s Wise Words festival from 13-15 September. Other poetic attractions include daily morning coffee with John Siddique, and contributions from Canterbury laureate Dan Simpson, Ian McMillan and Nancy Gaffield. More details

 

SEPTEMBER

Release The Hounds, Knaresborough, 13-15 September

Wise Words festival, Canterbury, 13-15 September 

Brighouse arts festival, 14-21 September

St Ives festival, 14-28 September

King’s Lynn poetry festival, 21-23 September 

Wakefield Lit Fest, 21-30 September

Durham book festival, 24 September - 29 October 

Wigtown book festival, Dumfries and Galloway, 27 September - 6 October 

Exeter poetry festival, 30 September - 6 October 

 

OCTOBER

Durham book festival, until 29 October 

Havant literary festival, 1-11 October 

Essex poetry festival, 2-5 October

Swindon poetry festival, 3-6 October 

Cheltenham literature festival, 4-13 October 

Ilkley literature festival, 4-20 October, 

Morley literature festival, Leeds, 5-13 October

North Wales international poetry festival, Clywd theatre, 7 October ,

Manchester literature festival, 7-20 October 

Marsden poetry jam, jazz festival, Huddersfield, 11-13 October

Sheffield Off the Shelf festival of words, 12 October- 2 November 

Chester literature festival, 13-27 October 

Lancaster Litfest, 16-20 October 

Ryedale book festival, Malton, North Yorkshire, 19 October 

Torbay festival of poetry, 24-28 October

 

NOVEMBER

Aldeburgh poetry festival, 8-10 November 

 

Organisers, send us links to your festivals at news@writeoutloud.net, and we will endeavour to list them here, if they include poetry events. You can also upload individual festival events yourselves on our renowned Gig Guide.

 

 

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