Recent Work Reading: Brendan Ryan and Moya Pacey
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Join us at Smith's Alternative for readings from two RWP poets.
BRENDAN RYAN grew up on a dairy farm at Panmure in Western Victoria. His poetry, reviews and essays have been widely published in literary journals and newspapers. The recipient of three Writer’s Grants from The Australia Council, his poems have been shortlisted forseveral major national and international poetry prizes. He lives in Geelong, Victoria where he is the Library Manager at a secondary college..
Brendan will be reading from his new collection WHAT IT FEELS LIKE
MOYA PACEY was born and grew up in Middlesbrough in the north of England. She came to Canberra in 1978 when it was a country town masquerading as a city and taught English until she retired. Her poems have won prizes, been read on radio, appeared on buses, gallery walls and published in print and on-line in Australia and overseas.
Moya is a founding editor of the women’s on-line poetry journal Not Very Quiet and was awarded, with Sandra Renew, a Canberra Critics’ Circle Award in 2019 for her influential work in exposing women’s poetry to view via the journal.
OPEN MIC: 3 mins per reader. Note that spaces are limited and sign ups will be on the night only.
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BRENDAN RYAN grew up on a dairy farm at Panmure in Western Victoria. His poetry, reviews and essays have been widely published in literary journals and newspapers. The recipient of three Writer’s Grants from The Australia Council, his poems have been shortlisted forseveral major national and international poetry prizes. He lives in Geelong, Victoria where he is the Library Manager at a secondary college..
Brendan will be reading from his new collection WHAT IT FEELS LIKE
MOYA PACEY was born and grew up in Middlesbrough in the north of England. She came to Canberra in 1978 when it was a country town masquerading as a city and taught English until she retired. Her poems have won prizes, been read on radio, appeared on buses, gallery walls and published in print and on-line in Australia and overseas.
Moya is a founding editor of the women’s on-line poetry journal Not Very Quiet and was awarded, with Sandra Renew, a Canberra Critics’ Circle Award in 2019 for her influential work in exposing women’s poetry to view via the journal.
OPEN MIC: 3 mins per reader. Note that spaces are limited and sign ups will be on the night only.
FREE ENTRY See less
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