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skip to content facebook twitter june 28, 2018 cinnamon press book launch jan and adam of cinnamon press, fresh from their travels to research material for their own books (we’ll have to wait till october 30th to hear more about this) came to scorching, buzzing central greenwich to introduce the work of two very different but equally intriguing fiction writers: hazel manuel and jean harrison. the heat, the football and the lure of greenwich park next to the lovely greenwich tavern didn’t keep supporters and friends from joining jan, adam and hazel (jean was sadly unable to come) for an evening with a distinctive party atmosphere. jan read the final pages of jean’s moving the fern hedge . written partly in stream-of-consciousness style, it deals with the tension, loving and caring surfacing in three generations of women of the same family as illness and old age take hold. hazel spoke beautifully about what made her turn to fiction-writing after a career in psychology and teaching, and how her own move to paris and rural france inspired her to write undressing stone , her third published novel. her enthusiasm and love for her heroine sian was infectious, as she read two passages to illustrate the multifaceted character of the protagonist. what she didn’t reveal was the secret that follows sian to france. for that, one has to read the book. quite a number of people will do that straight away – the books (jean’s too) sold out on the night and are now available on amazon and from cinnamon press itself. photographs will follow. may 23, 2018 4 poets another thoughtful and varied offering from cinnamon press. the voices of robin thomas, neil elder, frank dullaghan and daphne gloag were so distinctive and yet a theme emerged through the evening. i bet it wasn’t coincidental – jan fortune knew… the theme was ‘time’ and ‘love’. you may say that in poetry these are ‘normal’. but the way they were treated and delivered was so different – touching, funny, full of unexpected images which were so perfect that they didn’t feel unexpected but just right. unfortunately daphne couldn’t join us in person but her intimate, moving and original words were beautifully read by jan. frank dullaghan jan fortune reading daphne gloag’s poems robin thomas neil elder do support cinnamonpress.com. in the increasingly complex world of publishing they continue to operate with great generosity. april 18, 2018 walt whitman with graham fawcett and susan aldred i’m embarrassed to admit it again: no photos of this superb event… listening to graham and susan reading from whitman’s copious, generous and expansive writings, and also hearing about his life , about what influenced him and about those who were so deeply influenced by him was like listening to musical chiaroscuro , a dialogue between fine-tuned instruments bringing to life this poet whose capacity to love (nature, men and women) was so absolute. no wonder i forgot to take pictures! and if you wish to read something quite surprising, have a look at this… a whitman ‘society’ in bolton, lancashire! http://www.paulsalveson.org.uk/whitmania/ we said a (temporary?) farewell to the crypt – with many thanks to cilla, guy and liz for making it easier to set up my events there – as graham is returning to greenwich for his next two lectures (september 11 and november 13), also with susan aldred. see bottom of ‘events’ column. march 7, 2018 world’s words – civilisations festival it was a privilege for me to be asked by the library to organise an event during this week-long, nation-wide celebration of human creativity in all its forms. thanks to the generous suggestions by my now extensive network of poets and authors, and the even more generous participation of eight supremely talented poets, i and the large audience enjoyed a terrific and moving evening. although the event was all about ‘words’, it is hard to convey in words the emotions elicited by the music, rhythms and meanings of the many poems read in arabic, bangla, greek and english. there may be a recording of it and shall post it if i’m able to… the theme of ‘words’ stretched to migration, war, asylum, identity. but it is words that people take with them as they move from place to place, and their translation allow us entry into their lives and experiences. as someone said, translation is the essence of hospitality. and as we all know, hospitality is the essence of civilisation . adnan al-sayegh reading with (l-r) milton, stephen, farah and mick me getting the session started, with (l-r) fiona, kostya, mick and lorraine mick delap reading, with milton, stephen, adnan and farah stephen reading. as well as a fantastic poet in his own right, stephen performed his translations of adnan’s poems. he also compiled, and read from, a bilingual anthology of bangladeshi poetry. milton left to right: lorraine mariner, kostya tsolakis, milton rahman, stephen watts, adnan al-sayegh, farah naz, fiona moore and mick delap and, as part of the same project, on wednesday march 7, storytellers farah naz and rich sylvester http://richstories.mayfirst.org/ ran three sessions with year 4 pupils of james wolfe primary school in royal hill. i sat in on one of the sessions and learnt all about the origin of sunlight, the first sandals ever made and how to make a lazy young man into one with a decent work ethic… here are a couple of images from the session. thank you rich and farah, and the head and deputy head of the school (steve harris and taniya ahmed) for being so enthusiastic about this project. february 15, 2018 courage calls to courage everywhere it was standing room only for the talks by ann dingsdale and jane grant on the birth of the women’s suffrage movement in greenwich and blackheath. a fascinating account from ann of how ‘ordinary’ women (admittedly mostly middle class) living in the area were instrumental in creating the critical mass necessary for a change of such magnitude and the passing of the 1918 act. ann, a textile artist as well as historian, displayed her magnificent silk-embroidered hanging featuring all the names of the 1499 women who signed the 1866 petition. millicent fawcett, whose statue will be unveiled near parliament in april, was the main focus of jane’s talk on the struggle led by suffragists and suffragettes that led to the 1928 act. anecdotes and slides added to the interest and kept us all spellbound. to top it all, halstow community choir sang three rousing suffragette songs with audience participation and claire eustance of greenwich university brought in, on their very first outing, some very informative banners “celebrating women and men’s contribution to gender equality in royal greenwich from the 1860’s to the present”. the consensus, after a q&a session, from both men and women in the audience was that there’s still some way to go to achieve true equality. so, onwards…. january 17, 2018 bright scarf poets last night a small but very appreciative audience delighted in the readings (and musings and a bit of coughing…) by rosie johnston, quentin cowdry (l) and dominic james (r), three members of bright scarf poets. sadly, health reasons prevented peter pegnall, one of its founders, from joining them. his quirky and profound work, taken from his published collections, was read by the others, but we did miss him and we wish him well. perhaps the words ‘quirky’ and ‘profound’ apply to all three poets despite their very distinctive voices, their choices of form and focus. they had decided to make ‘love’ (yes, why not?) the theme of the second set, and what surprising, different takes on it we were treated to! if you wish to read their work, dominic’s collection is published by sentinel poetry group. rosie’s and peter’s by lapwing (belfast). quentin is working up his first collection, definitely something to look forward to. december 6, 2017 chrissie gittins chrissie reading from one of her collections of poetry for children with her gentle but economical, unsentim

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