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Iain Sinclair at the Ledbury Poetry Festival

Location: Burgage Hall, Ledbury. Price: £. Booking info: see Ledbury Poetry Festival Website.

Iain Sinclair and Brian Catling will give a Live Reading at this year Ledbury Poetry Festival, at the Burgage Hall

From the Festival Website:

Iain Sinclair and Brian Catling were both connected to the British avant-garde poetry scene in the 60s and 70s and they are reunited again at Ledbury for what will be a fascinating and perspective-shifting event. Iain Sinclair’s works include Lud heat: A Book of the Dead Hamlets, Downriver, Lights out for the Territory and London Orbital. Brian Catling is a poet, sculptor, performance artist, filmmaker, academic. His work ‘Antix’, was described as, “Uncompromising, its imaginative density and sinister ire pushed the shifting relationship between performer and audience into an uneasy space” (Frieze Magazine). He is also known for his very black sense of humour. His new book of poetry Resurrecting Bobby Awl is published this year.”

Please check the Festival website for more details and for changes to the schedule.

3 comments to Iain Sinclair at the Ledbury Poetry Festival

  • Hi! I like your srticle and I would like very much to read some more information on this issue. Will you post some more?

  • admin

    Hi, thanks for your comment. I will ask Iain Sinclair if he might write about his experience at the Ledbury Poetry Festival. Did you take part to the festival?
    Thanks
    ben

  • Below are a couple of pics I took at The Ledbury Poetry Festival on the 4th of July, 2009.

    The show – which was sadly only an hour long – featured both artists reading from their respective works.

    [IMG]http://www.metamatic.com/zForumpics/20090704iainsinclair.jpg[/IMG]

    [b]Iain Sinclair[/b]. Photo by Rob Harris.

    [IMG]http://www.metamatic.com/zForumpics/20090704briancatling.jpg[/IMG]

    [b]Brian Catling[/b]. Photo by Rob Harris.

    Rob

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