Based on the Carcanet edition. Click HERE for rules. Click on the image to print out.
Archive | October, 2011
Georges Bataille What’s The Best Card
28 OctBased on the Dufour edition. Click HERE for rules. Click on the image to print out.
Yoko Ono What’s The Best Card
26 OctBased on the Simon and Schuster edition. Click HERE for rules. Click on the image to print out.
Raymond Queneau What’s The Best Card
24 OctBased on the Calder edition. Click HERE for rules. Click on the image to print out.
Ted Berrigan What’s The Best Card
22 OctBased on the Penguin edition. Click HERE for rules. Click on the image to print out.
Philip Terry What’s The Best Card
20 OctBased on the Carcanet edition. Click HERE for rules. Click on the image to print out.
if p then q What’s The Best
19 OctThe final 8 are coming your way starting tomorrow so look out. This makes 32. A deck for 2-4 players. They’ll be made into physical things in the near future. Look at old blog posts to make a DIY set.
Xing The Line: Holly Pester & Stephen Emmerson
13 OctHear Holly Pester perform some works from Hoofs alongside the excellent Stephen Emmerson.
It’s free. You can have a drink. Two amazing poets. You can have two drinks. Why wouldn’t you?
Thursday, October 27 · 7:30pm – 10:30pm
The Apple Tree, 45 Mount Pleasant, London WC1X 0AE
Holly Pester, Two events: Maintenant IX & Electric Voice Phenomena
10 OctHolly Pester, author of the recently published if p then q collection Hoofs will be performing at the following two amazing looking events.
Maintenant IX
Note this event also features if p then q authors Tim Atkins and Tom Jenks
Electric Voice Phenomena
A showcase of artists mimicking and manipulating electronic processing in vocal performance. Part of Mercy’s Overlap programme exploring shared territory across music/writing/performance, this event features a premiere of a new work by former Poet in Residence at the Bluecoat, Nathan Jones with Tom Rea Smith, plus Tuvian throat singer Soriah, Holly Pester colluding in the Uncanny Valley, Mark Leahy operating between digital and analogue to generate song lyrics and looping rhythmic texts, and Emma Bennett talking like a bird about a bird. New possibilities in spoken word for the finale of this year’s C&V festival.
For more information visit www.mercyonline.co.uk
Bluecoat Art Gallery, Liverpool Sunday 16th October, 8.30-10.30, £5/£4
