Though September's supposed to be the quietest month, there was a decent audience for headliner Sue Rose. Several of her poems were about identity, using Hebrew letters as a way to delve into her Jewish roots. Among the open-mic pieces were translations from German and Chinese. Anne Berkeley, Jane Monson and Joanne Limburg were among the readers. The supposedly nervous first timers did the longest poems again.
Sunday, 6 September 2026
CB1, September 6th - Sue Rose
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