Andrew Philip is a Scottish poet, published by Salt Publishing and HappenStance Press.
http://www.andrewphilip.ne
http://tinyurl.com/m88l9t
http://www.andrewphilip.ne
http://tinyurl.com/m88l9t
Information
- Affiliation:
- Salt Publishing Ltd
- Location:
- London, United Kingdom, WC1H 9RA
- Phone:
- +44 (0)1223 882220
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Distant Voices -- a one-day virtual poetry festival.I’m delighted to be reading at Distant Voices, the StAnza Virtual Poetry Festival on Saturday 14 November. It’s a free event linking up poets and poetry from 12 cities and towns across the world, from Mumbai to Sacramento, and stre...
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Natural MechanicalYesterday, the winner of the Aldeburgh First Collection Prize was announced as JO Morgan for Natural Mechanical. It’s a fine book and a deserving winner. A book-length narrative poem that so deftly handles shifts in time, perspective and voice would be an impressive achiev...
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The reason for the shortness of breathing space mentioned in the previous post was, of course, Linlithgow Book Festival. LBF is now in its fourth year and simply going from strength to strength. This year, I was nowhere near as involved in organising and running it as I was the previous two but, ...
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Andrew Philip Nail biting over: J O Morgan won the Aldeburgh prize. A fine book it is too.
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Full details of the Virtual Festival on the 14th are here, where the webcast will be. I'm in the 2.30 pm to 3.00 pm slot:
"Live from The Byre Theatre, St Andrews, StAnza presents Andrew Philip, whose new book The Ambulance Box (Salt, 2009) has been shortlisted for the Aldeburgh Jerwood Prize for a first collection, plus surprise guests."
(And, no, I don't know who the surprise guests are!)
Source: stanzapoetry.org
StAnza, Scotland's Poetry Festival, is held every March in St Andrews, Scotland's oldest university town. With readings, exhibitions, performances, music, film and children's events, all in exciting and atmospheric venues, StAnza celebrates poetry in all its many forms.
Andrew Philip will be reading as part of this event, which will be webcast.
Bringing a poetry festival right into your own home ...
Location:The Byre Theatre
Time:1:00PM Saturday, November 14th
Andrew Philip hopes his nails will hold up until the appropriate point on Saturday ...
Rebecca Tickle Landscapes
I honestly didn't know this until it pubbed today. It might not have any relevance. I know nothing (like most snobby Americans) about how anything works anywhere but here, but I thought it was apropos to yesterday's topic. I am not sure if I like the thought or not, but did think it interesting and didn't think PW woul...d come across your desk.
Sourcebooks PoetrySpeaks to Sell Poems by the Work
Read the full article at:
http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/
Sourcebooks PoetrySpeaks to Sell Poems by the Work
Read the full article at:
http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/
Source: www.publishersweekly.com
Sourcebooks has begun PoetrySpeaks.com, a site that features information about poets, their works, with the ability to buy a poem for 99 cents.
Andrew Philip Nice write-up of my workshop by Mairi Sharrat. (Thanks, Mairi!)
Source: alumpinthethroat.wordpress.com
Last Saturday I found myself, through a lack of planning, in the predicament of needing to attend two book fairs in the one day, with the added complication of beginning to develop a heavy cold.
Andrew Philip has just polished up an insomniac sonnet.
Feels like I’ve hardly had time to breathe since last week’s reading in Aberdeen, where Rob A Mackenzie and I read for Dead Good Poets. In Books and Beans, they certainly have a good venue: a good space with a clear acoustic and a great chai latte!The evening kicked off with half an h...
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Andrew Philip A short video of my introduction and reading of "Summa" at the Aberdeen gig last week.
Andrew Philip enters the week of Aldeburgh-related nail biting.
Andrew Philip A good festival all round, I think!
