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Adrian Slatcher writes poetry, fiction and criticism, and lives in Manchester.

3 Salt Modern Voices Reading in Northwich

I am reading with Angela Topping and JT Welsch, also in the Salt Modern voices series, in Northwich on Wednesday, at BLAZE, organised by Angela. I’m very much looking forward to it. I’ll be there all evening, including attending Angela’s workshop, trains willing. As its near Valentines day she’s suggested a “love” theme. I’ll have to see what I Can do!

VENUE:The Red Lion Hartford 277 Chester Road, Hartford Northwich Cheshire CW8 1QL 01606 74597

DATE: Wednesday, February 16 · 6:00pm – 9:30pm

A new DAN venture. Pub is between Greenbank station and Hartford station easy walk from both and ample parking.

Evening will start a 6 with a workshop led by Angela Topping £5 on door.

Tea break 7-8 then open floor 8- 9.30 poetry, prose, standup comedy and acoustic music. £4/£3.

January’s guests are Adrian Slatcher and JT Welsch.

Resident poet is Angela Topping. Angela will be launching her Salt chapbook and Adrian and JT will be reading from their Salt chapbooks.
Come to either or both parts of the evening and enjoy a pub tea from the £5.50 menu. Arrive before 6 if you can to allow time for ordering meal and getting a drink.

2 comments on “3 Salt Modern Voices Reading in Northwich

  1. angelatopping
    February 15, 2011

    Don’t worry too much about the love theme Adrian, it ‘s only really for the open floor. Just read your favourites from your chapbook in your 15 minute set. See you tomorrow.

  2. Adrian Slatcher
    February 16, 2011

    Ah, and I’d excavated a sonnet just for the occasion 🙂

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