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Rochford Street Review – Sonic Poetry Festival Supplement. Sasha Cuha. Artistic Statement – SVETOZAR.
Sasha Cuha is a poet, painter, actor, filmmaker and musician currently living in Naarm/Melbourne. He is of Serbian decent and is known for his narrative poetry and cinematic work.
Rochford Street Review, 2023 Sonic Poetry Festival Supplement. This month in conjunction with Sonic Poetry Festival, Poetry from Agitation Hill is featuring Brendan Ryan.
Rochford Street Review – Sonic Poetry Festival Supplement. Poetry from Agitation Hill & Brendan Ryan. This month in conjunction with Sonic Poetry Festival, Poetry from Agitation Hill is featuring Brendan Ryan.
Rochford Street Review – Sonic Poetry Festival Supplement. Paris will be performing as part of Rude Poets! A Night of Naughty Poetry. Paris Rosemont is a Sydney-based Asian-Australian poet. She is delighted that her poetry finds eclectic homes, from thought-provoking literary journals to kooky underground Glaswegian zines!
Jaidyn Luke Attard is a punk poet and the author of the autofictional poetry book, The Street Poet (2023), as well as one of the co-authors of There’s A Tale to This City (2021). He will be reading his poems at the Rude Poets! poetry night at Cafe Gummo.
Jaidyn Luke Attard is a punk poet and the author of the autofictional poetry book, The Street Poet (2023), as well as one of the co-authors of There’s A Tale to This City (2021). He writes and roams on Wurundjeri land as a street wanderer, documenting what he sees as poetry. He will be reading his poems at the Rude Poets! poetry night at Cafe Gummo.
Rochford Street Review – 2023 Sonic Poetry Festival Supplement. Angela will be performing in two events for the festival: Sustain – What We Carry Across Time and Place and Sound Poets at the Cherry Tree: poetry by Angela Costi and Peter Davis performed with Soundscapes and Music
Rochford Street Review Sonic Poetry Festival Supplement. Angela Costi. Angela will be performing in two events for the festival: Sustain – What We Carry Across Time and Place and Sound Poets at the Cherry Tree: poetry by Angela Costi and Peter Davis performed with Soundscapes and Music
Jason self-describes himself as chaos and it definitely shows when he’s on stage. When he can focus, he writes about mental health and the struggles with being diagnosed with autism and ADHD as an adult as well as the complexities of life and society, to the best of his abilities of course. He also wears a hat sometimes, probably his best feature in his humble opinion.
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