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A bit of talk – with Indigo Williams

May 1, 2018 Hannah Silva

I describe myself as a poet. I just say I’m a poet. There are so many things I want to do with poetry. I don’t see poetry as a rigid […]

 Interview, Poetry  Black British, Indigo Williams, poetry, spoken word educators

A bit of talk – with Anthony Joseph

April 30, 2018April 30, 2018 Hannah Silva

I’ve always thought of the reader, I want the reader to hear or read the poem the way I want it to be read, I’ve manipulated the text to get […]

 Poetry  Anthony Joseph, avant garde, Black avant-garde, Black British, British Library archive, calypso, poetry performance

A bit of talk – with Keith Jarrett

April 26, 2018April 26, 2018 Hannah Silva

On the run up to launching my first record ‘Talk in a bit’ I am sharing some bits of talking with poets I’ve been doing over the last few years […]

 Poetry  Goldsmiths, Keith Jarrett, slam poetry, spoken word

A bit of talk – with Paula Varjack

April 25, 2018April 25, 2018 Hannah Silva

On the run up to launching my first record ‘Talk in a bit’ I am sharing some bits of talking with poets I’ve been doing over the last few years […]

 Poetry  anti-slam, Black British poets, British Library, Paula Varjack, performance cliche, slam, spoken word

A bit of talk – with Jacob Sam-La Rose

April 23, 2018April 24, 2018 Hannah Silva

On the run up to launching my first record ‘Talk in a bit’ I am sharing some bits of talking with poets I’ve been doing over the last few years […]

 Poetry, Uncategorized  Black British, British Library, Jacob Sam-La Rose, performance, poetry, spoken word

A bit of talk – with Kayo Chingonyi

April 20, 2018April 20, 2018 Hannah Silva

On the run up to launching my first record ‘Talk in a bit’ I am sharing some bits of talking with poets I’ve been doing over the last few years […]

 Poetry  Black British, British Library, Complete Works, performance poetry, poetry, spoken word

A bit of talk – with Karen McCarthy Woolf

April 19, 2018April 19, 2018 Hannah Silva

Coming from a culturally diverse poetic community has been a great thing in terms of community, representative perhaps of London, where I live… I love that and I think it’s […]

 Poetry  Black British, British Library, Karen McCarthy Woolf, poetry

A bit of talk – with Malika Booker

April 18, 2018February 15, 2019 Hannah Silva

On the run up to launching my first record ‘Talk in a bit’ I thought I would share some bits of talking with poets I’ve been doing over the last […]

 Poetry  Apples and Snakes, Black British, British Library, Malika Booker, Pepper Seed, performance poetry, poetry, spoken word

The Sound Poetry of Planets & Pink Shirts

April 9, 2018April 17, 2018 Hannah Silva

Interview with Tomomi Adachi “my body itself can become the instrument” (Tomomi Adachi) “sound poetry is an intermediary between music and literature” (Tomomi Adachi)   Tomomi Adachi is Japan’s (and […]

 Performances, Poetry  Pluto, sound poetry, Talk in a bit, Tomomi Adachi

Talk in a bit

March 10, 2018March 10, 2018 Hannah Silva

Bandcamp page “The vocal acrobatics of musician and writer Hannah Silva test the physical limits of language” – The Wire “I’m really quite blown away by what I’m hearing of […]

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  • A bit of talk – with Indigo Williams
  • A bit of talk – with Anthony Joseph
  • A bit of talk – with Keith Jarrett
  • A bit of talk – with Paula Varjack
  • A bit of talk – with Jacob Sam-La Rose
  • A bit of talk – with Kayo Chingonyi
  • A bit of talk – with Karen McCarthy Woolf
  • A bit of talk – with Malika Booker
  • The Sound Poetry of Planets & Pink Shirts
  • Talk in a bit
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