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Re-Enchant: September
Live literature every third Sunday
Please be aware that this month, Re-enchant will be up in Studio 1. This is accessible via a spiral staircase only.
There are also less seats, so make sure you grab a ticket.
Martina Evans will be reading from her new book Drunken Driving (Carcanet 2026.)
Martina is an Irish poet, novelist and teacher. She is the author of twelve books of prose and poetry. Martina has been Royal Literary Fund Fellow at Queen Mary, University of London from 2003-2007 and again in 2011-2012. She has run workshops in Ireland, UK, Switzerland and the U.S. and seminars at London Metropolitan University, The National Film & Television School and Goldsmiths. She has been an associate lecturer in Creative Writing at Birkbeck University and University of East London and a Creative Writing tutor at the City Literary Institute, Covent Garden, London for many years. Currently she is a Royal Literary Fund Advisory Fellow and Books Critic for the Irish Times.
Lucie Ailsa Hall will be performing poetry, spoken word, and excerpts from her upcoming works: Letters, a short novella written around the experience of a silent retreat, and Capricorn Baby, her new poetry collection.
Plus regular readers and open mic readers
Please be aware that this month, Re-enchant will be up in Studio 1. This is accessible via a spiral staircase only.
There are also less seats, so make sure you grab a ticket.
Martina Evans will be reading from her new book Drunken Driving (Carcanet 2026.)
Martina is an Irish poet, novelist and teacher. She is the author of twelve books of prose and poetry. Martina has been Royal Literary Fund Fellow at Queen Mary, University of London from 2003-2007 and again in 2011-2012. She has run workshops in Ireland, UK, Switzerland and the U.S. and seminars at London Metropolitan University, The National Film & Television School and Goldsmiths. She has been an associate lecturer in Creative Writing at Birkbeck University and University of East London and a Creative Writing tutor at the City Literary Institute, Covent Garden, London for many years. Currently she is a Royal Literary Fund Advisory Fellow and Books Critic for the Irish Times.
Lucie Ailsa Hall will be performing poetry, spoken word, and excerpts from her upcoming works: Letters, a short novella written around the experience of a silent retreat, and Capricorn Baby, her new poetry collection.
Plus regular readers and open mic readers
Sunday 20 September
The Cockpit, Gateforth Street, London NW8 8EH
Date:Sunday 20 September – 5:00pm
Tickets
Full price: £12
Concessions: £10 (incl. booking fees)
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