Join award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus in Sevenoaks for a special evening exploring The Quiet Ear—his debut memoir and a groundbreaking reflection on deafness, identity, and language. Expect readings, conversation, and...
Join Raymond Antrobus at the National Centre for Writing — a space dedicated to celebrating the written word and its evolving forms — for a special evening exploring his new...
Photographer and filmmaker Cindy Sasha hosts an evening of live spoken word with poets Raymond Antrobus and James Massiah, exploring themes of deafness, language, identity and creative expression. Expect powerful...
The Quiet Ear: An Investigation of Missing Sound Acclaimed poet Raymond Antrobus tells the story of growing up at the intersection of race and disability, and how deafness — and...
Were pleased to welcome Raymond Antrobus back to Exeter Custom House, after kicking off our pilot season in 2019 were thrilled he can return for our final week of celebrations....
Award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus was first diagnosed as deaf at the age of six when he discovered he had missing sounds – bird calls, whistles, kettles, alarms. Teachers thought he...
Be in the crowd for this pairing of two of the most compelling voices to emerge onto the poetry scene in recent years. Raymond Antrobus is an award-winning poet and...
Award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus In Conversation at Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre to discuss The Quiet Ear, his acclaimed memoir exploring deafness, identity and the search for belonging. Drawing on his...
Award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus joins Dean of Southwark Mark Oakley to discuss The Quiet Ear, his acclaimed memoir exploring deafness, identity and the search for belonging. Drawing on his own...
Raymond Antrobus joins Patricia Lockwood at the London Review Bookshop to discuss her new poetry collection, Agate Head / Stone Soup. Lockwood’s first poetry collection in more than a decade...