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Free tickets available exclusively to Members - an afternoon with Derek Walcott. Email me to be entered into a prize draw. Winners notified on Monday 1 September. Saturday 4 October, 4.30pm, Ivor Crewe Lecture Hall, University of Essex, Colchester.
Free tickets available exclusively to Members - Rupert Brooke, Sunday 9 November 2.30pm. Email me to be entered into a prize draw. Winners notified on Monday 1 September. Rupert Brooke is a one-man show marking the 90th anniversary of the First World War Armistice. York Theatre Royal.
A pair of free tickets available exclusively to Members. An eveining in celebration of the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela and in commemoration of the Popular Unity government in Chile - poets include Harold Pinter. Email me to be entered into a prize draw. The lucky winner will be contacted by Thursday 4 September. Bolivarian Hall, 54 Grafton Way, London. £10 (includes free glass of wine).
As part of the Liverpool 08 City of Culture celebrations, Costa Café at 13 Bold Street will for two evenings each month become Costa Liverpool Poetry Café. Modelled on the Poetry Society's café in Covent Garden in London, the Liverpool Café will open on the second Monday and fourth Thursday each month from 7.30 -9.30pm. Admission will normally be free, though some special events will be ticketed. Read here for what's on.