On Thursday night the Veg Box Café in Canterbury held the first of the Zone series of readings featuring Kelvin Corcoran (vox) and Sam Bailey (piano). There was a good crowd for this event. The venue worked well and there was a clublike sense of camaraderie (we all felt proud to have located the secret fire-escape entrance). Sam Bailey started things off in style with some Messiaen-like piano improvisations, then Kelvin read from recent work, notably Words Through a Hole Where Once There Was a Chimpanzee’s Face. The acoustics were fine in the café interior with only the odd howl from alcoholically challenged East Kent youth coming up from the lane below. It’s a good thing that poetry needn’t always necessitate a trip to London.
Saturday, 11 February 2012
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2 comments:
Hi Laurie
I hope you don't mind me contacting you in this slightly unconventional way: I wondered if I might use one of your shots of Kelvin in my upcoming online mag Molly Bloom. Would that be OK?
thanks & best
Aidan
Aidan, by all means. Sorry to respond this way but hope it gets to you.
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