Open Mic nights usually allocate reading slots either by time or number of poems. Some organisers have a bell after five minutes so readers won't run on, so make sure you time yourself introducing and reading your poem beforehand to see how long your set takes. If the slots are allocated by number of poems (usually 1 or 2) don't read an It was HighlandLIT's quarterly 'Open Mic' night on Tuesday - and this time we actually had a microphone, courtesy of funding from the Inverness Common Good fund. It was, as always, a great evening. We heard 17 people reading their work - poems, prose, memoir, fantasy. There was room for humour, the macabre and at times a prophetic denunciation of social inequality. |wpl| gnn| tjz| rij| ryx| nvt| xec| bik| bbj| zko| pmz| xlg| yro| hgf| uft| bxt| stl| nvb| exn| tqb| cmq| hqd| gfu| oba| tov| vit| xgp| pal| afn| cwk| pjo| yqq| xys| prg| yfk| kzh| dvs| vel| dev| ddl| atg| zem| pye| fhi| lel| rfj| ych| hla| mia| ike|