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SUMMARY:Henry Normal In Conversation with...
DESCRIPTION:Flapjack Press\, Manchester Libraries and New Poetry Society present \nHenry Normal in conversation with… \nA series of live stream poetry\, chat and Q&A every Wednesday evening in September. \nFree but booking essential. Just click on the link to each event to register. \nJoin poet\, writer\, TV and film producer Henry Normal as he chats and shares poems with award-winning wordsmiths from Flapjack Press. \n_________________________________________________________ \n \nHenry Normal in conversation with John Darwin \nWednesday 7th September\, 7.00pm – 8.00pm \nJohn Darwin was part of the acclaimed touring troupe A Firm of Poets and his solo poetry show\, Happy Hour\, won the Best Spoken Word Performance Award at the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival 2021. His new collection\, Ultrasilence\, is published this autumn. \n“His words are visceral\, delicate\, vulnerable and utterly engrossing.” Matt Abbott\, poet & educator \nHenry Normal in conversation with Janine Booth \nWednesday 14th September\, 7.00pm – 8.00pm \nJanine Booth co-edited Flapjack Press’s new anthology NeurodiVERSE. Her poetry and prose collection\, The Big J vs The Big C\, details her journey from detection and diagnosis of breast cancer\, through surgery\, to – in her words – “getting over it”. \n“Her words encourage and motivate … an inspiration.” Attila the Stockbroker\, poet & musician \nHenry Normal in conversation with David Viney \nWednesday 21st September\, 7.00pm – 8.00pm \nDavid Viney has been poet laureate for Kendal Calling festival\, written for and performed on BBC radio\, and written and performed two shows at Salford’s Lowry Theatre. His new collection\, In Orbit\, Back Soon\, is part poetry\, part comic book\, part screenplay\, and a rhythmic ride through right now. \n“Has a unique talent … I’m constantly impressed.” David Scott\, Official Poet for NSPCC & UEFA \nHenry Normal in conversation with Rob Steventon \nWednesday 28th September\, 7.00pm – 8.00pm \nRob Steventon is founder of Punk in Drublic\, the Saboteur Award-winning poetry and comedy night. He co-edited NeurodiVERSE\, a unique poetry anthology about the neurodivergent experience by \nneurodivergent writers\, and his debut collection How I Made My Millions is available now. \n“A vital new voice in stand-up poetry. Young\, angry and very funny.” Kate Fox\, stand-up poet \n________________________________________________________ \nHenry Normal is a writer\, poet\, TV and film producer\, founder of the Manchester Poetry Festival (now the Manchester Literature Festival) and co-founder of the Nottingham Poetry Festival. In June 2017 he was honoured with a special BAFTA for services to television. \nHenry co-wrote and script edited the multi-award-winning Mrs Merton Show and the spin-off series Mrs Merton and Malcolm. He also co-created and co-wrote the first series of The Royle Family. With Steve Coogan\, he co-wrote the BAFTA-winning Paul and Pauline Calf Video Diaries\, Coogan’s Run\, Tony Ferrino\, Doctor Terrible\, all of Steve’s live tours\, and the film The Parole Officer. Setting up Baby Cow Productions Ltd in 1999\, Henry Executive Produced all and script edited many of the shows during his tenure as MD. Highlights of the Baby Cow output during this time include Oscar-nominated Philomena\, Gavin and Stacey\, Moone Boy\, The Mighty Boosh\, Uncle\, Nighty Night\, Hunderby\, Camping and Alan Partridge. \nSince retiring in April 2016\, Henry has written and performed nine BBC Radio 4 shows for his ‘occasional series’ A Normal…\, combining poetry\, comedy and stories about his life and family. \nHis latest title\, Collected Poems Volume Two\, is available now from Flapjack Press\, and an all-new collection\, The Fire Hills\, is coming soon.
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SUMMARY:Salford and Cheetham Hill - iconic photos from the 1950s and 60s
DESCRIPTION:This unique collection of photographs shows aspects of life in Cheetham Hill and Salford in the 1950s and 60s. There are images of whit walks \, shops\, factories\, schools\, family snaps\, products and fashions of the period. There are also photo’s of the diverse  migrant communities who came to live in Cheetham Hill and their ancestors. There are over 12\,000 images in the collection. Many can be seen here: www.salfordandcheethaminfocus.co.uk \nFree – drop in – please consider making a donation if you can either online or at one of our cash or contactless donation boxes in Central Library
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LOCATION:First Floor Exhibition Hall
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:The Prostate Gap
DESCRIPTION:Photographer Ian Smith presents this exhibition with the objective of raising awareness of prostate cancer in the under-represented. It focuses on the lack of understanding of how prostate cancer affects minority groups. The message is aimed at the general public to dilute the stereotyping of ‘the under-represented section of the population – groups with cultural differences\, BME\, gay and trans women communities.’ Individuals that live with a social stigma as well as a life changing illness. \nFree – drop in – please consider making a donation if you can either online or at one of our cash or contactless donation boxes in Central Library
URL:https://librarylive.co.uk/event/the-prostate-gap/
LOCATION:Lower Ground Floor Exhibition Space
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