About Some of the Poets
the Comeback Allstars:
PVT West herself - organiser of this festival venue
Luke Wright - Slam Winner 2002
Rachel Pantechnicon - a surreal blend of Sham 69 and Patience Strong
Sue Hamblen - funny tales from Wales
Annie McGann - defies descriptions such as "punk poet" and "Gothic floozie"
Heather Taylor - darkly comic snapshots from life
the Bards of Bath
Brendan Georgeson - punchy pop poet
Kevan Manwaring - nature inspired
Julian Landau - in the nonsense tradition
Ebon Bouri - poetry stories in a lyrical style
Jo Butts - surrealism & humour
Pete Hunter - deadpan dry humour
the Lords of Misrule
SV Wolfland - she of enthralling myths
Farren Gainer - satire, rhyme & mime
Matt Harvey - surreal humour
Nii Parkes - poemsongs of love & pain
Re:Leaf (Carl Cracknell & Neville Mansfield) - dj poets with attitude
Marie Stansbury - a heartweave through the ocean of emotion
the Brightside
Rob Gee - founder of the biggest poetry cabaret in central England
Jenny Lindsay - winner of the Tap Water poetry award Edinburgh 2002
Lindsey Warnes - sexy, honest & a little bit soppy
Mairi Campbell-Jack - uncontrollable newcomer
Steve Carroll - an old stager on a mission
The Dalai - "a cross between Eminem and Spike Milligan"
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