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SUMMARY:Poetry Evening with Vicki Husband and Sharon Black
LOCATION:Glasgow Daydreams Bookshop
DESCRIPTION:- Enjoy an inspiring evening of poetry readings and discussion
  at Daydreams Bookshop\, Milngavie with award-winning Glasgow poets Vicki 
 Husband (Glasgoscopy) and Sharon Black (Things that Fruit in Darkness).Tic
 kets include light refreshments. Signed poetry collections by the poets wi
 ll be available to purchase at the event.VICKI HUSBAND’s first poetry co
 llection This Far Back Everything Shimmers was shortlisted for the Saltire
  Society Scottish poetry book of the year award 2016. Vicki’s poems have
  also been published in literary magazines and newspapers and awarded priz
 es\, as well as being heard on the radio and read live at Glasgow Women’
 s Library\, the Southbank Centre London\, and The Lahore Literary Festival
  among other places. Vicki has collaborated on translations with poets fro
 m Pakistan and Ukraine and worked with artists on visual-poetry exhibition
 s. Vicki has run poetry workshops with StAnza International Poetry Festiva
 l\, The Scottish Epilepsy Centre\, and Glasgow Zine Library. Vicki’s lat
 est book\, Glasgoscopy\, was published in October 2025 and is informed by 
 her work for the NHS in Glasgow over the past twenty years. SHARON BLACK i
 s originally from Glasgow\, Scotland\, and now lives in a remote valley of
  the Cévennes in France where she runs a writing retreat. Sharon is also 
 the editor of Pindrop Press and has taught for The Arvon Foundation. After
  studying French language\, philosophy and literature at Aberdeen Universi
 ty\, Sharon worked for 10 years as a journalist in Glasgow. Sharon has pub
 lished four collections of poetry\, won numerous awards including Poetry S
 ociety\, Mslexia and Wigtown poetry prizes\, and has been included in the 
 The Scottish Poetry Library’s selection of best poems of 2023. Sharon’
 s fifth collection of poetry Things that Fruit in Darkness was published b
 y Vagabond Voices in June 2026.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event
 /709418
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