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 Lepchani, Lucy
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 Lucas, Mike
 Lyons, Philip


Lepchani, Lucy

Website: http://www.lucylepchani.co.uk http://www.myspace.com/lucylepchanipoems
Email: [email protected]

   Lucy Lepchani is a poetry activist.
Primarily a performance poet, she also writes poetry and fiction for publication, organizes poetry events, collaborates with other artists to exhibit poetry in visual media, and occasionally runs poetry/creative-writing/drama workshops in schools and with community groups.
Performing mostly in her Devon locality at open-mike events, she has also appeared in the line-up at the Glastonbury Festival ‘Poetry & Words’ tent; Torbay Poetry Festival; Ways With Words Literary Festival at Dartington; at various cabaret and other events; and at several venues in rural Dartmoor with ‘Moor Poets’, a poetry training and promotion organization, with whom she is a committee member.
Her poem ‘The Ballad of Chelsea Flower Show’ won first prize for that event’s poetry competition in 2005; her short story ‘The Monarch’ won second prize in the biennial Asham Literary Awards 2004/5; other work has also been shortlisted in several literary competitions.
She is also currently co-devising with poet Mim Darlington as ‘The Honey Tongues’ poetry duo, as well as working on independent projects. Her CD chapbook ‘The Wisdom of Bees’, funded by the Arts Council England, is due to be released at the end of October 2007.
Banner quotations taken from Pickings And Cuttings, a long running column of poetry quotations by Dennis
O’Driscoll in the literary journal Poetry Ireland Review, edited by Tony Curtis and published under the title As The
Poet Said, by Poetry Ireland in 1997.
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