EVENTS
SUMMER POETRY COMPETITION OPEN NOW
Dempsey & Windle are holding a free poetry competition
with prize-giving and readings on National Poetry Day, 4th October 2018.
with prize-giving and readings on National Poetry Day, 4th October 2018.
The winners will be announced and prize-giving and readings by the winners will be held in Waterstone's Bookshop, High Street, Guildford, at 6pm on 4th October.
The first prize will be a voucher from Waterstone's
and three books from our catalogue.
Runners-up will receive book prizes.
The top 20 entries will be published in a pamphlet
and each contributor will receive a free copy.
How to enter:
Entry is by email only, to dempseyandwindle@gmail.com
Head your email “National Poetry Day Comp” Entries should include:
– Name, address and phone number of author
(your information will not be stored or used for any other purpose but that of this competition)
– Titles of poems entered (up to 5 only)
– A single attachment in Microsoft Word (doc or docx) format
of up to five poems, clearly titled and separated.
Poems should be no more than 40 lines long, and should not have been published before. They can be on any topic.
All entrants will be invited to read their poems
at a free event at 7.30 pm after the prize-giving in Waterstone’s, in
The Keep Pub, 29 Castle Street, GU2 3UW
which is about 3 minutes' walk from Waterstone's.
The first prize will be a voucher from Waterstone's
and three books from our catalogue.
Runners-up will receive book prizes.
The top 20 entries will be published in a pamphlet
and each contributor will receive a free copy.
How to enter:
Entry is by email only, to dempseyandwindle@gmail.com
Head your email “National Poetry Day Comp” Entries should include:
– Name, address and phone number of author
(your information will not be stored or used for any other purpose but that of this competition)
– Titles of poems entered (up to 5 only)
– A single attachment in Microsoft Word (doc or docx) format
of up to five poems, clearly titled and separated.
Poems should be no more than 40 lines long, and should not have been published before. They can be on any topic.
All entrants will be invited to read their poems
at a free event at 7.30 pm after the prize-giving in Waterstone’s, in
The Keep Pub, 29 Castle Street, GU2 3UW
which is about 3 minutes' walk from Waterstone's.
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UPCOMING EVENTS AND FEATURED POETS
ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF THE MONTH (except where changed below) In the Main Bar at THE KEEP, 29 Castle Street, Guildford GU1 3UW 9th July 2018: Launch of the 2018 Anthology
August - We're taking a Summer Break
September 3rd 2018: Patrick Osada, Alan Franks
October 1st 2018: Gail Anderson, Richard Williams
November 5th 2018: Bernard Kops, Trisha Broomfield
December 3rd 2018: Pauline Seawards, Claire Booker
January 7th 2019: Paul A W Sutherland, Linda Rose Parkes
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The Keep,
29 Castle Street, Guildford GU1 3UW Monday 9th July 2018 7.30 - 10.30 Launch of the 2018 Anthology 30 contributors to "What the Elephant Said to the Peacock" will be reading, including Georgia Hilton and Robbie Frazer who won the Brian Dempsey Memorial Competition, and Nadia Saward, who took third place.
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Two Featured Artists on Monday September 3rd
We're taking a summer break in August, but we're back with another series of Open Mic at the Keep on the first Mondays of the month, beginning on September. On September 3rd we welcome as guests Patrick Osada reading from his latest book, "How the Light Gets In", and Alan Franks, with his guitar and song book.
And of course, the Open Mic list will be open to the first fifteen who sign up.
Have a great August holiday!
And of course, the Open Mic list will be open to the first fifteen who sign up.
Have a great August holiday!
THE ROUTE FROM GUILDFORD STATION TO THE KEEP
(10 minutes on foot)
There is also parking next door to the Keep and 50 yards away in the Castle Car Park (£1 for the evening after 6pm) or, in the evenings, there's often space on the High Street, nearby.
(10 minutes on foot)
There is also parking next door to the Keep and 50 yards away in the Castle Car Park (£1 for the evening after 6pm) or, in the evenings, there's often space on the High Street, nearby.
Picture Archive
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When Paris Lit Up came to the Keep (March 2017)
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The 1000 Monkeys at the Keystone
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ANTHOLOGIES
Once a year we publish a collection of poems, many by writers who have read at 1000 Monkeys events.
The books are available on our publishing website, www.dempseyandwindle.co.uk
Once a year we publish a collection of poems, many by writers who have read at 1000 Monkeys events.
The books are available on our publishing website, www.dempseyandwindle.co.uk
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Contributors to the Anthologies
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EVENTS ARCHIVE |
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2018
2017
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2016
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2015
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2014
- Tuesday 16th December 2014- Spoken Word at the Bar des Arts with A F Harrold, Amy McAllister, Jen McGowan.
- Tuesday 18th November 2014 - Spoken Word at the Bar des Arts with Graham Buchan, Graham Brown, Alwyn Marriage
- Tuesday 9th December 2014 - the Keystone Slam at The Keystone with The Dirty Carols
- Tuesday 21st October 2014 - Spoken Word at the Bar des Arts Karen Withecomb and Pete Jardine
- Tuesday 14th October 2014 - The Keystone Slamat the Keystone - Guest: Cecilia Delatori
- Friday 10th October 2014 - The 1000 Monkeys at PoetryJam at the Tea Box, Richmond (Headliner Alex de Suys).
- Tuesday 16th September 2014 - Spoken Word at the Bar des Arts - Guests: Pauline Sewards, Tom V & Friends; Harry Man.
- Saturday 20th September 2014 - The 1000 Monkeys at The Artists and Makers Guild Festival
- Tuesday 30th September 2014 - Launch party for the Pop Up Anthology 2014 at the Bar Des Arts. Readings by the contributors and a performance by the Dirty Carols.
