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Local writers feature in 23rd Kilkenny Poetry Broadsheet
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Call in to listen to Kilkenny s poetry line
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An engaging listen - Kilkenny Arts Office announce new works for Poetry Phone
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Kilkenny County Council Arts Office Poetry Phone has a new selection of poems selected by Bernadette Roberts from the Arts Office. The new range of works, written by Kilkenny poets and published in the Poetry Broadsheets, will be uploaded to the Poetry Phone for June.
Everyone is welcome to the poetry phone. Just dial 1800-272 994 to listen to one of 11 poems written by Kilkenny poets, Jane Meally, Alice Bennett, Frank Marshall, Willie-Joe Meally, Myra McAuliffe, Susie Lamb, Carmel Cummins, Monica Fleming, Nora Brennan, Angela Keogh and Gerry Moran.
The Runner | Vancouver s new Poetry Hotline
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by Martin Dunphy on February 5th, 2021 at 7:40 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1
An initiative to bring an entertaining diversion into the lives of those negatively affected by isolation during the pandemic is as close as the nearest phone.
The Poetry Phone, a project launched today (February 5) by the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association (DVBIA), features recordings of 10 local writers reading their works.
The recordings, according to a February 5 DVBIA release, are intended for those less comfortable or unfamiliar with newer forms of technology. This project aims to bring a new and accessible format of uplifting entertainment to anyone who has felt the effects of social isolation that this past year has brought.