The Festival starts today, all the information you need below:
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Birmingham
Lit Fest Presents.... Podcast
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Episode
2 of the Birmingham Lit Fest Presents... podcast is
live!
Join Liz
Berry talking to newly-published poets Rupinder Kaur
and Romalyn Ante about language, being the representation
you can't see, and homesickness.
Available
wherever you get your podcasts.
Episodes
released every Thursday until Christmas.
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Live-streamed
author events
in
partnership with Durham Book Festival
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Author
talks: Caleb Femi, Laura Bates, Alastair Campbell and Layla F
Saad
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We've
teamed up with Durham
Book Festival to
deliver four unique events.
Live
stream discussions with Caleb Femi, Layla F Saad, Laura Bates and
Alistair Campbell into your home and be part of the bigger
conversation.
Free
events, but booking is required.
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Join us on Twitter: daily poetry readings
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Staying
Human: Poetry
Readings
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Every
day of October we will be releasing a poem from the new Bloodaxe
Books anthology Staying Human.
The
collection is the latest in the Staying Alive series of
world poetry anthologies, delivers 'real poems for unreal times.'
We have hand picked a selection for you and asked readers to give
their voice to the pieces.
Follow
us on Twitter for your daily dose of poetry
from writers across the world.
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· A Poetry Spa
(in partnership with Nine Arches Press) on Saturday 17 October
· Online workshops on How Publishing
Works
· An online performance from the
Writing West Midlands Room 204 writers-in-development
· Book recommendations and a
festival book list
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Birmingham Literature Festival | a
project of Writing West Midlands
Writing West Midlands is an Arts
Council England NPO.
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Writing West
MidlandsStudio 130, ZelligGibb StreetBirmingham, B9 4AT
United Kingdom
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