A poetry event exploring themes of worlding and unworlding, inspired by Donna Harraway’s ‘Staying with the Trouble: Making Kin in the Chthulucene’, in which she explores language as a way of navigating a route out of environmental and political crisis. The event will give space for individual interpretations of a future trajectory which perhaps culminates in shared propositions for reconstruction.

5 November 2021

Hundred Years Gallery, 13 Pearson St, London, E2 8JD

18:30-21:00

£3 entry fee*

If you’re interested in reading at the event, please send an email to vwalt006@gold.ac.uk or bpetk001@gold.ac.uk by 1 November. We welcome everyone, regardless of prior experience with poetry. If you’ve never been to a poetry reading, come along to your first one!

*If you are unable to afford the £3 entry fee please email vwalt006@gold.ac.uk or bpetk001@gold.ac.uk. There is no need for an explanation as we understand people face different financial circumstances. We aim to make the event as inclusive and accessible as possible.

** Entry fee is optional donation for those reading at the event.