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Words As Weapons - the Poet as Anarchist

Martyn | 01.04.2006 13:38 | Culture | Cambridge

A talk about anarchism and poetry as part of the Cambridge Conference of Contemporary Poetry 16

Words As Weapons: The Anarchist As Poet
A short talk by Martyn Everett
Sunday 23 April at 2.00 - 2.30 p.m. Winstanley Lecture Hall, Whewells' Court, Trinity College, Cambridge.
Admission £5 (£3 concessions).

This event forms part of the 16th Cambridge Conference of Contemporary Poetry. Further details about the conference programme
online at www.cccp-online.org.uk
(or tel: conference box-office on 01223-332922

Martyn
- Homepage: http://www.cccp-online.org.uk

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  1. Poetic Injustice - that's rich ! — poetaster
  2. Holy Trinity Cambridge!!!!! You're having a laugh! — Malatesta
  3. Concessions for the rich — Roland Michel Tremblay
  4. New York ( a denunciation ) — Federico Garcia Lorca
  5. Le Manifeste des Enragés — Trocchi
  6. as if you were posh, grown-up, male, English and dead — Liz Lochhead
  7. Commenting on the Comments — Martyn
  8. into the arms of despotism — äNräzhā'
  9. Comments again — Martyn
  10. Always worth befriending a librarian — The Reader
  11. Drunken Boat — Martyn
  12. Any book that is out of print ever should be out of copyright instantly — Everyone except Malatesta
  13. Everyone Except M... — Martyn