Tamar Yoseloff

Tamar Yoseloff's fourth collection, The City with Horns, which features a
sequence inspired by the life and work of Jackson Pollock, was published by Salt
in 2011. She is also the author of Marks, a collaborative book with the artist
Linda Karshan, published by Pratt Contemporary Art, and the editor of A Room to
Live In: A Kettle's Yard Anthology. Originally from the US, she has lived in
London since 1987, where she is currently a freelance tutor in creative writing
for The Poetry School.

Sue Rose

Born in London, Sue Rose now lives in Kent where she works as a
literary translator. She won the Troubadour Poetry Prize in 2009 and
the Canterbury Poet of the Year competition in 2008. Her debut
collection, From the Dark Room, is published by Cinnamon (2011).

“Sue Rose knows poetry, without doubt…  She has the ability to look at
life, and death, with unsparing clarity, and at the same time with an
empathy that never spills over into sentimentality.  I’ve seldom
experienced such a wonderful first collection.” Robert vas Dias

8pm
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