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Ben Norris: Joint winner of LitroTV’s transgression competition
We showcase the first winner of LitroTV’s transgression competition, Ben Norris.
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Where Did the Languages on Game of Thrones Come From?
The world of Game of Thrones is so complex and believable that each language spoken in both the books and films fits right in, feeling authentic to Westeros and Essos. ...
Words & Music: Joshua Idehen of Benin City
“The first ‘song’ I ever wrote was ‘Baby.’ Inverted commas because a) everyone else does, the fools, and b) it’s got a verse, a chorus, and a second verse and ...
Music Q&A with Scroobius Pip
Litro chats with the spoken word artist ahead of his Latitude Festival appearance.
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Poetry Q&A with George the Poet
Ahead of his appearance at the Latitude Festival, Litro talks to one of the hottest names on London’s spoken word scene.
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Spoken Word Band: Benin City
With the release of their latest single My Love, LitroTV showcases spoken word band Benin City.
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4 Minute Hangout With: Dean Atta
LitroTV grabs a word with insatiably busy spoken word artist and educator Dean Atta in transit, to discuss poetry in the information age, breaking down boundaries with words, and his ...
Amy McCallum: Joint winner of LitroTV’s transgression competition
We showcase the second winner of LitroTV’s transgression competition, Amy McCallum.
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Performance Poetry: Anna Freeman
LitroTV kicks off April’s transgression theme with a performance poem from Anna Freeman
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LitroTV meets: Adam Kammerling
LitroTV catches up with poet, rapper and general miscreant Adam Kammerling at spoken word event Hammer & Tongue, Hackney, and Adam performs a piece for us.
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LitroTV Launches!
Back in July 2010, we posted a review of John Cooper Clarke’s show for the London Literature Festival:
The Bard of Salford was on good form, despite the temperature. ...
The 2009 Small Wonder Festival Slam
I didn’t post on Friday because I was at the Small Wonder Festival at Charleston House, near Brighton. It’s a literary festival, now in its sixth year, that spans ...