Her first collection ‘Extremely Aggressive, Uneducated and Rough’ was in May 2022, using a social media insult for the book title.Awarded a Churchill Fellowship in 2023, Hannah travelled to 4 states in 2024 with Poetry In America, to research the Power of Poetry in Education.
Hannah is a UK + 2 US State slam champion – Boston + Arizona and the founder of Lost Souls, a sold-out poetry open mic night in South London.
A little blur about the book and what the poet intend to do in the event
Her second collection ‘Pauper Politician Poet’ was in April 2025. The journey is Hannah’s life summed in three career paths.
Hannah will perform pieces from the first book and the new collection.
Would there be opportunities for book signings? Q&As?
Hannah can do a performance, book signing and Q and A.
Free Verse Poetry Book Fair
We will be taking part this year fair, come and meet our authors Staffing our table
Multicultural book Fair
Book Fair 2025
Last year fair was very succeful and enjoyed by all who attened, 2025 will signal our second Multicultural Book Fair. Starting our new list of publishers and bookseller are The Poetry Society and The Poetry Library many more to be announced
In this last decade we have published ‘Hidden London Poets’, talented writers whose work covers a range of human emotion and who, we believe, deserve to be in general circulation.
You will find our titles here at London Poetry Books:
Down Ghost Lane Keith’s stated aim with this collection is “to create sudden contrasts of mood and subject matter. If there are underlying themes that connect then I have left that for the reader to decide.” Down Ghost Lane This is indeed an emotional kaleidoscope which will surely stimulate all readers to stretch their powers of association. He could have made linear progressions of his main themes, and divided them into sections: the life story narratives, the self-criticism and self-parody, the social commentaries, the exploration of relationships, with their up- and down-sides, and the environmental observations. But he chose the discrete, dispersed approach, which to me is ‘true to life’, as in the course of living we are subjected to perpetual cross-currents. Good that the collection is laced with some song-lyrics, acknowledging this other vital area of Keith’s activity. It ends, appropriately, with obituaries of two of his late friends, tracing their terminal decline, and the cosmic dimensions of their departures.
