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Immediate Release

I’M SORRY … I DIDN’T KNOW

SUZANNE WOOLLEY

Published in paperback by SanRoo Publishing on 1 December 2018, priced £5.00

A Collection of emotional and moving poems that take the reader through many of the real-life experiences of many young people today.

In this collection of powerful poems Suzanne Woolley boldly faces areas that most writers would be happy to shy aware from, but she does so with eloquence and honesty.

Suzanne is a Leicester based spoken word and performance artist, teacher, and author with published works in a variety of publications.  Suzanne has a BA in Creative Writing and is Editor in Chief of SanRoo Publishing.  Her years of teaching, writing and performing within the literary world has given her a strong voice within the community.

Follow SanRoo Publishing on Twitter: @sanroowriters  Facebook: @acalltowrite Web: www.sanroopublishing.co.uk

Contact:
For further information, please contact Sandra Pollock at 07977227872 or s.pollock.sanroopublishing@gmail.com

SanRoo Publishing is an independent publishing company in Leicester supporting Leicester Writer online and in hardcopy published works.  SanRoo Publishing is part of Inspiring You CIC Registered in England & Wales NO. 10213814

Book launch by author Suzanne Woolley

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A launch for I’m Sorry… I Didn’t Know by Suzanne Woolley.

We are so excited to announce the launch date for the debut poetry book by author Suzanne Woolley.

Join us for this night to celebrate the debut book by Suzanne Woolley, a Leicester based author, and spoken word artist. The book is a collection of emotional and honest poems which have been described as “powerful” and “extremely raw”. The evening will include a I'm Sorry, I Didn't Know book coverreading by the author and a chance to ask questions. Suzanne will then be available to sign copies.

Copies of I’m Sorry… I Didn’t Know, will be available to purchase at £5 each. Cash transactions only.

Date: Sunday 13th January 2019
Venue: Firebug, 1 Millstone Lane, Leicester, LE1 5JN.
Time: 6pm – 8pm

‘Through her honest and open view on life’s experiences, Suzanne poems offer a view that is eye-opening and moving.’ S Pollock

Rounding up the Year Well

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What a great night the Some-Antics last night.

Mark Grist just blew is all away with his poetic storytelling, humorous, real and very skilled, plus the Slam performers took things to another level, as did all the open mic-ers.

It was great to end the year at Some-Antics Brew-Dog events with a blast. Thank you.

Have a fabulous Christmas and Holiday season.

There is one finally Some-Antics gig taking place on Thursday 27th December 2018 when the Some-Antics crew visiting Run Your Tongue in Kettering to take over their venue for the night. 

We hope you will join us and round off the year.

Black Feather

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Black Feathers is a play inspired by poems of the Caribbean Soldiers of WW1 and put on by the Youth Theatre.

We have identified with poets from Caribbean families, and soldiers of WW1 to create a background for the young people to understand and interact with.

Then we let the young people developed a play using the poems of the past and the poems developed as a group to present a thought-provoking narrative, that will take you through the journey of the Caribbean through WW1.

Come along and see the wonderful creative play and poetry performances for yourself.  We’re sure you will be touched and amazed.

Date:    6th December 2018

Time:    7:30pm

Tickets:  £2:50

Venue:  Sue Townsend Theatre,  16 Upper Brown St, Leicester LE1 5TE 

Book via this link www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/black-feather-tickets

The event is organised by Opal22.  You can find out more by going to opal22.co.uk 

You can find out more by going to opal22.co.uk 

Confidence Through Writing Workshops

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We are running three workshops to support women from disadvantaged communities in Leicester, and those who might suffer from mental illness or depression.

The workshops are designed to help you use your thoughts and emotional state differently and to raise your confidence through writing.

These three workshops are part of a longer programme, which includes coaching support to women in the community, to assist them in their personal development, and to help them to recognise their role as people who inspire others to do more & better.

These sessions are free, funded by the  Big Lottery Fund and run by Inspiring You CIC.

If you’d like to join us, please book your place via the Highfield Library on 0116 299 5494.

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