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Thursday 29 June : Simon Fletcher at the Caffe Grande Slam

Simon Fletcher will be reading at the Caffe Grande Slam at the Albionn Ltd, 15 Stone Street, Dudley, DY1 1DS, 7.30 – 9.30pm. MC Rick Sanders. A ‘pay as you feel’ event. There is free on-street parking nearby.

Sunday 2 July : ‘Yes, We Cant’

‘Yes, We Cant’ with Poets, Prattlers & Pandemonialists on Zoom. Simon Fletcher will be the ‘alf-ender’, reading a few poems from ‘Wild Orchids’. The other featured artist that evening will be Jenny Mitchell. The event takes place on Zoom. Open mic slots available. To book please email: poetsprattlerspandemonialists@gmail.com

Sunday 2 July, 7.30-9pm, this is a pay-as-you-feel event.

Tuesday 4 July : Poetry Readers at the Bolthole Cafe

Poetry Readers at the Bolthole Cafe, the Wharfage, Ironbridge, TF8 7AW. Theme: ‘Myths’, 2-4pm.

Free event. For further information contact ianmparr@gmail.com

Saturday 8 July : Emma Purshouse at Scrivener’s Books

Emma Purshouse will be doing a 20-minute poetry set at Scrivener’s Books, 42 High St, Buxton SK17 6HB 5.30-7pm as part of the Buxton Fringe. Steve Pottinger and Dave Pitt will also be strutting their poetry stuff.

Monday 10 July : Jeff Phelps reading

Jeff Phelps is reading at the Merlin Theatre, Bath Rd, Frome BA11 2HG at 7.30pm alongside Rosie Jackson and Elvis McGonagall as part of the Frome Festival, Crysse Morrison Poetry Prize.

Tickets £7.50 (concessions £6) from 01373 465949

Tuesday 11 July : ‘City Voices’

‘City Voices’ with Anne Babbs, Peter Hill, Gracey Bee, David Bingham & Kerry Hadley-Pryce who’ll be reading from her latest novel ‘God’s Country’. The Lych Gate, 44, Queen Square, Wolverhampton, WV1 1TX, 7.30-9pm.

Tickets £4 on the door.

Wednesday 12 July : ‘Whose Round Is It Anyway?

Poets, Prattlers, and Pandemonialists are bringing their new show ‘Whose Round Is It Anyway?’ to Underground at the Clubhouse, 3 Water Street, Buxton SK17 6XN as part of the Buxton Fringe, 4-4.50pm.

This show won an award for Best Spoken Word Show at Morecambe Fringe in the summer of 2022, the very first time it was performed.

Tickets £8.