Pedro Serrano, Mark Vanhoenacker
Joining Ian McMillan on Radio 3's 'cabaret of the word' - the Mexican poet Pedro Serrano, and pilot Mark Vanhoenacker on the language of the sky.
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Pedro Serrano
Pedro Serrano is one of Mexico’s best known living poets. The first full-length UK translation of his work, ‘Peatlands’ was published by Arc in 2014.
Mark Vanhoenacker
Suzanne Andrade
Continuing our series on ‘writing monsters’, the writer and theatre maker Suzanne Andrade (from the theatre company 1927) tells us about how she took a Jewish myth and created a Golem for our times. ‘Golem’ is at Trafalgar studios until 22 May.
MJ Hyland
The writer MJ Hyland reads an extract from a new piece of travel writing ‘How I Evaded Arrest’, and explains why the techniques of fiction can be useful to the non-fiction writer.
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- Fri 1 May 201522:00BBC Radio 3
The Verb: Something New – The Poems
New poems commissioned by The Verb for the BBC centenary.
35 Years of Spoken Word
A season of Poetry and Performance from Hull.
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Explore the BBC Arts website and discover the best of British art and culture.
The Dylan Thomas Collection
Listen to programmes, poetry readings and commentary from Radio 3's Dylan Thomas Day.
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The Verb
Radio 4's cabaret of the word, featuring the best poetry, new writing and performance.
