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Diary of a Punk Poet: Collectively stronger

Aug 3rd, 2010 | By editor | Category: Featured articles, Scribblings on arts and culture, The punk poets progress

TweetShare Collectively stronger, that’s the idea; I guess that’s Mutantspace’s strength too, so with that in mind I set about trying to find other slam poets in Cork. (Slam to me meaning poets that don’t read from a book) Now this isn’t a rule or anything but just a guide. There does seem to be [...]



A punk poet diary: from Dublin and Dundalk

Apr 1st, 2010 | By wasps vs humans | Category: Featured articles, Scribblings on arts and culture, The punk poets progress

TweetShare So I headed off to Dublin, The Glór sessions held at the International Bar, well known for hosting a whole host of well known performers in their early days. This might be a good gauge, I thought to myself. It’s always very good to perform to a room full of people you don’t know. [...]



Diary of a Punk Poet

Mar 3rd, 2010 | By editor | Category: Featured articles, Scribblings on arts and culture, The punk poets progress

It’s getting an audience in to see a punk poet or a bunch of likeminded people to enjoy your art form and are willing to give up an evening to take a chance on something new. My poetry is inspired by the likes of John Cooper Clarke and bands such as Joy Division and The Fall more than the traditional poets.