POETRY READING Roz Kaveney 

Join us for a pop-up poetry reading in the afternoon with renowned poet Roz Kaveney. 

this event is part of Trans History Festival

Roz Kaveney is a poet, critic, novelist and activist. She is recognized for pioneering transgender advocacy and for elevating speculative fiction and popular culture as subjects of serious critical inquiry. 

Her novel Tiny Pieces of Skull won the Lambda in 2016; her recent publications include the novel Revelations and a poetic memoir The Great Good Time. In 2018 she published original versions of the complete poems of the Roman poet Catullus with Sad Press. 

🌟Practical Information! 🌟

This poetry reading is free but ticketed. 

📚 A note on the bookshop space and expectations. The bookshop space is small, so events like this tend to be magical, intimate, low key and occasionally chaotic. Seating is a mix of some chairs with backs, as well as benches, stools and floor cushions.  Lighting is soft and low. The big doors can open for ventilation - and we always do a check before we start to make sure everyone is comfortable, and to make sure everyone who needs a seat has one. Get in touch if you need a space reserved.

Please note: There is (still) no bathroom at the bookshop. The closest accessible toilets are Glad Cafe and Tramway.

The bookshop has level access from the street. Let us know if you need more venue information or have specific questions on access / disability / neurodiversity needs.