
Hello Poetry Lovers
Well, what can I say about our trip to the Morecambe Poetry Festival?! A rich array of poets and poetry – and thatβs just the first layer!
This is us, Trisha, Sharron and moi with the wonderful Matt Panesh! What a bloke!

As you can see, we took our art very seriously as we couldnβt resist the Eric and Ernie cutouts there!

Dr John Cooper Clarke, Henry Normal, Luke Wright, Robin Ince, Rowland Crowland and Hannah Wood were one of many talented poets on the bill, and we particularly loved Patience Agbabi. This marvellous poet from Colwyn Bay captured the era of mods and Northern soul so distinctly in her words. We were captivated. Such a wonderful human being.

We also had a passion for Salena Godden, such a fantastic reading and presentation.

This is me, Sharron and Dennis Tomlinson in anticipation of Brian Bilstonβ¦

Mr Bilston was droll and witty and topped the bill of sheer talent on Sunday night.

But before that, we had the joy of performing as Booming Lovelies in the Arndale Shopping Centre. Here we are with Susan Osborne aka A Laff from Lancashire. Thank you Susan for your support. Heather Sullivan and Anna Somerset also performed beautifully.

Sharron and I enjoy a break β¦

So farewell Morecambe until next year β¦ (donβt know why Heather has such a wry smile there!).

Thanks for tuning in, PLβs. Weβll be back with more poetry action real soonβ¦..
This is a delightful discovery. What a great review. Fabulous to see you.
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Thank you. And you too. Excellent reading
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What a wonderful weekend Performing in a shopping centre was a great experience and it will take me a while to recover from those late night (2am!) open mics πππ
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What a raver poet. So impressed
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What an incredible line-up of poets and how wonderful to have been part of this celebration of poetry. Great photographs.
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Thank you Anne
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The booming lovelies were their intoxicating selves, great to hang out in morecambe!
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And so were you and Heather. Yes, it was
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