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The Cellar Bards: Julia Bell and Ness Owen


Tonight, if you are near Cardigan, please go and see these two fantastic poets at The Cellar Bards!

Two guests for the price of one! Both recently launched poetry collections with Parthian. Julia Bell's Hymnal and Ness Owen's Moon Jellyfish Can Barely Swim have both been highly acclaimed. Open mic as always, sign up on the door by 8pm. Entry £3.

Or pop along to their book signing on Saturday...



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