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Poetry at the Edinburgh International Book Festival

By Annie RutherfordUncategorisedNo Comments

Get your poetry fix at the EIBF this month. New director Nick Barley asked one of Scotland’s premier poets Don Paterson and the Scottish Poetry Library to advise on selections…

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13 August 2010
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Fife in festival mood again

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] If Fife is the festival kingdom, then this week it's the turn of 

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8 August 2010
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New Writing Scotland issue 28 launched

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Scottish poetry is thriving as never before, according to Alan Bissett, co-editor, with Carl MacDougall, of the 28th issue of New Writing Scotland. ‘The higher quality of the poetry among…

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6 August 2010
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Forging ahead with poetry …

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åÊ Scotland‰’s festival season is a reminder that culture is something to be celebrated and art forms such as poetry and literature are far from being confined to the page….

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4 August 2010
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StAnza poets at The Big Tent

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There was plenty of poetry on offer at

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30 July 2010
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Books and prizes

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StAnza poets shortlisted for poetry prizes Heading this year’s shortlist for the Forward prize for his new book Human Chain is Seamus Heaney, a great friend of StAnza who delighted audiences at…

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28 July 2010
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Teeing off?

By Annie RutherfordUncategorisedNo Comments

] For those of you who haven’t come across us before, StAnza: Scotland’s International Poetry Festival takes place every March in the historic town of St Andrews, Fife. StAnza is…

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23 July 2010
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Festival Director Steps Down

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]Changes will be taking place at StAnza: Scotland’s International Poetry Festival as longstanding Festival Director, Brian Johnstone, officially stepped down on 31 May after a decade in the role. He…

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10 May 2010
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Don Paterson wins Queen’s Medal for Poetry

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StAnza's directors were delighted to hear the news that Don Paterson, who is among the poets leading the bill at StAnza 2010 has been awarded the Queen's Medal for Poetry…

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3 January 2010
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StAnza Shortlisted for Prestigious Award

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]StAnza’s organizers are delighted to announce that the festival has been shortlisted for a VisitScotland Scottish Thistle Award. StAnza 2009 is a finalist in the Events & Festivals (regional) section….

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16 August 2009
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Robert Burns Goes to Holyrood

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Festival goers will recall the spectacular ‘Burning Burns’ event at our festival’s launch back in March when artist David Mach set fire to one of a pair of matchhead sculptures…

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14 August 2009
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Jen Hadfield Wins the T S Eliot

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Warm congratulations from StAnza to Jen Hadfield. On 12th January 2009, she became the youngest poet to win the T S Eliot Prize – the most prestigious in the UK…

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14 January 2009
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