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Warning: Difficult! Poetry? at University College Dublin

I very much look forward to reading with Charles Bernstein - foundational member and leading practitioner of Language poetry in the US, and Catherine Walsh - one of Ireland's most significant experimental poets, on Monday 2 December at the Institute of Humanities, University College Dublin.

'Warning: Difficult! Poetry?' is curated and hosted by João Guimarães.

Start time is 5.30pm, and the venue is UCD Humanities Institute seminar room (H.204).

The event is free to attend but requires registration. More details, including poet biographies and tickets, here.


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