
Peepal Tree is off to Calabash, Jamaica
Founding editor Jeremy Poynting is off to Jamaica as an invitee of the Calabash Festival at Treasure Beach. Calabash is a three-day festival of readings and music with other forms of storytelling folded in the mix. Jeremy will be taking part in a conversation, a “Reasoning” session with Linton Kwesi Johnson and Kwame Dawes. Click on to find out who's appearing, and the link to the full schedule.
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