Poetry into Prose is a workshop, run by published poets and novelists Kate Rhodes and Claire Dyer, is for anyone interested in writing beautiful prose. The session will be tailored to suit both experienced writers and beginners, and will focus on practical exercises designed to show how employing some of the tools and techniques used by poets can make your prose stand head and shoulders above the crowd.
Saturday 26th April 2014
14:00 – 15:00 at The Chequers
Ticket price: £5.00 each
Claire Dyer is the author of Eleven Rooms, a poetry collection that explores contradictions inherent in ideas of the permanent.
This work shop is part of the Chipping Norton Literary Festival which runs from 24-27 April, 2014
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How well do you know the parks in Reading? Come discover Harris Garden.
Down by the River: the Thames and Kennet in Reading
The Arts of Peace: An Anthology of Poems
Reading Detectives
Two Rivers Press is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year: 20 years of publishing in Reading, about Reading, for Reading!
Fox Talbot & the Reading Establishment
Fruit
Nothing’s Lost
Come join us for “26 Words: Exploring the DNA of Language”: an exhibit of the culminination of a project started in April 2013, when the writers’ group, 
A review of Robert Gillmor’s newest book, 
The many layers of stone and sediment found beneath the surface of the rock reflect the drama of the landscape itself. Covered in decades of industrial soot and grime, the colours released by the carver’s tools will likely never return to shades of black and grey, but become a small reminder of the changes that our natural environment undergoes, and the marks, small and large, of humankind. 
Two Rivers Press poet, 
Two Rivers Press artist, Sally Castle, recently participated in an interesting creative exercise, explained by Tom Banks, at 
Nothing to do this weekend? Consider the 
This is a review by Jane Seraillier of 
The Art School Dance A Memoir
Meet the author, Adam Sowan, over tea at Malmaison Hotel, Sunday, 15 September, 2013, 2-6pm
Sunday 15th, 12-2pm, a literary lunch at the Great Expectations Hotel & Bar on London Street. Two of our authors launch their new books: 
Cover Birds
poet, Claire Dyer, as she makes debuts her collection, 
Two Rivers Press is delighted to invite you to the launch party for Jean Watkin’s first collection, 
Scrimshaw
When: 8:00 pm – 10:30 pm, Thursday, 13 June 2013
Two Rivers Press is delighted to invited you to a late afternoon poetry gathering at The Museum of English Rural Life (
loom large and the ‘documented dead look down’ on private lives. Without strain or posture these poems are elegantly poised and cadenced. Plain spoken and musical, they have the intellectual and emotional depth that is only to be found in work of the highest order.
Foreigners, Drunks and Babies: Eleven Stories
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You are cordially invited to join us for the launch of 
John Field, has posted a review of A.F. Harrold’s new poetry collection, 
An Artist’s Year in the Harris Garden
All Change at Reading: The railway and the station, 1840 – 2013
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Author, Duncan Mackay, discusses foraging for food right here in Berkshire county and regales us with tales from 
Eleven Rooms
January 28, 2013 – Lesley Saunders’ poem ‘Fairchild’s Mule’, from her collection 
PETER ROBINSON AT SIXTY
The Point of Inconvenience
Caversham Court Gardens: A Heritage Guide
When: Thursday, 6th December 2012 @ 1.00pm
Be sure to tune on and listen to an interview with Terry Allsop, author of 
Susan Utting’s poem Naked, from her collection “
In the November 2102, issue of Magma Poetry (The Visible and the Invisible), issue 54, on page 13, there is a review of Susan Utting’s poetry collection, 
Bikes, Balls & Biscuitmen: Our Sporting Life
The Secret Market is a pop-up market, selling arts, crafts, an eclectic mix of things, vintage clothes, music, records, furniture and collectibles. Our aim is to create a vibrant market where you can buy direct from sellers and makers on your doorstep. All are welcome.
Where: first floor of 42 Market Place, Reading