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Writing the light: St Andrews Museum’s McTaggart exhibition features poetry from StAnza

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]Sunshine or rain notwithtstanding, pay a visit to the wonderful McTaggart’s Scottish Shorelines, Paintings from East and West, which has just opened at St Andrews Museum for the summer. It…

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3 June 2011
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Poetry Reading at the RSAMD

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26 May 2011
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Photo Gallery Online

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]The Afterword page for the StAnza 2011 spring festival has now gone live with a whole gallery of photographs from the events, and snapshots of all that was going on at venues and around…

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25 May 2011
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Competition season?

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]And yet more poetry competition news.  Warmest congratulations to Anna Crowe, StAnza Trustee and first Artistic Director, whose pamphlet, Figure in Landscape, yesterday won her publishers Mariscat Press the 2011…

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20 May 2011
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Time to Vote for Poets?

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18 May 2011
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Poetry from Syria and Lebanon comes to Scotland this week

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]Four Scottish poets who all appeared at StAnza 2011 – Emily Ballou, Tom Pow, Ryan Van Winkle and William Letford – are involved in a poetry translation project during the…

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16 May 2011
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New Jersey, jazz and a traveller’s tales: August Kleinzahler in St Andrews

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]Not many poets can bring Marlene Dietrich, Nietzsche and WC Fields together in one poem and act out the speaking parts. Or, more darkly, to imitate the cry of a…

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15 May 2011
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Listen again to StAnza’s best moments

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] While the festival was in full swing back in March, Colin Fraser,  StAnza's social media officer and his team were out and about, recording as much as they could…

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9 May 2011
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One week to go…

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] Next Friday sees the long awaited arrival of the US poet August Kleinzahler in St Andrews for an evening of poetry and conversation. It’s a chance not to be…

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6 May 2011
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Poetry for May

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August Kleinzahler‰’s reading for StAnza is approaching fast, less than two weeks now, and even before that, as part of a week of activities in St Andrews, two poetry events…

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30 April 2011
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Wedding vows and verses

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]Poetry has, not surprisingly, played its part in the run-up to the Royal Wedding tomorrow. Last Saturday, the Poet Laureate, Carol Ann Duffy, presented a collection of ‘wedding vows’, published…

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28 April 2011
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Analogue -v- DNA?

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] Sunday’s Observer included poetry in the news section twice. An article about analogue versus digital  in the arts featured poet Claire Askew – who took part in one of…

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26 April 2011
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