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On Tue, 15 Jan 2002 22:46:13 -0000, domfox <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > > > Dear Dom. > > I have not understood what is the "what" that just happened. > > That would be the multiple refractivity of the event, you see. In hyperspace. > > I shall need to know plenty more about the Dialogue event. In particular I need to work out how I'm going to get home again after it - train times and so on, so an approximate schedule would be most helpful. If there's an early afternoon session, that would probably be easiest. > > Dominic > Dear Dominic, the day is scheduled in two sessions, the first one at Borders' with some young extremely talented poets (one Yannis, is only seventeen, so, he is for us in Oxford, a kind of UK Rimbaud, as devilish and charming as the French golden child of perversion). Your reading is scheduled for the evening and it will start at 7.45 in the stunning location of the Maison Francaise. After the event, at about 10.00, all the featured poet and the philosopher speaker will be invited out for lunch by me at a near by restaurant (the list of food is good and the company will be excellent). If you need night accommodation, we can find you one, no problem. You could get on a train the morning after. Two of the featured (experimental) poets will be coming from London, and they will come to dinner with us and stay overnight. Admission is free and the evening is open to anybody. The poets will read on a stage. The audience will be sitting down in the conference room (space for wheel chairs is available and the Maison Francaise consent an easy access). Oxford philosopher Brian Clack will introduce the spirit of the event. There will also be an Japanese-Italian pianist who will play three pieces. The theme of the evening is Experimentalism. But the main topic is of course always dialogue through poetry. I hope this is suitable to you and that I will have the pleasure to make your acquaintance. Erminia Dear Dominic, the day is scheduled in two sessions, the first one at Borders' with some young extremely talented poets (one Yannis, is only sevenmteenk, so, he is for us in Oxford, a kind of UK Rimbaud, as devilish and charming as the French golden child of perversion). Your reading is scheduled for the evening and it will start at 7.45 in the stunning location of the Maison Francaise. After the event, at about 10.00, all the featured poet and the philopher speaker will be invited out for lunch by me at a near by restaurant (the list of food is good and the company will be excellent). If you need night accomodation, we can find you one, no problem. You could get on a train the morning after. Two of the featured (experimental) poets will be coing from London,and they will come to dinner with us and stay overnight. Admission is free and the evening is open to anybody. The poets wqill read on a stage. The audience will be sitting down in the conference room (space for wheel chairs is available and the Maison Francaise consent an easy access). Oxford philosopher Brian Clack will introduce the spirit of the event. Theer will also be an Japanise-Italian pianist who will play three pieces. The theme of the evening is Experimentalism. But the main topic is of course always dialogue through poetry. I hope this is suitable to you and that I will have the pelasure to make your acquietance. Erminia