Hi Zero Sixty-Five will take place on Tuesday November 27th, and will feature readings from the following poets:

Andrew Spragg was born in London and lives there. He has written critical pieces for Bonafide, Hix Eros, The Quietus, Poetry London and PN Review. Recent poetry books include Tether//Replica(Sprialbound/Susak Press, 2015), OBJECTS (Red Ceiling Press, 2014), A Treatise on Disaster (Contraband Books, 2013) and To Blart & Kid (Like This Press, 2013). Now Too How Soon came out with Contraband Books autumn 2017. A collaborative book, Dogtown, with the artist Beth Hopkins is being published by Litmus in winter 2018. sectorhabits.tumblr.com  

Dominic Hale was assembled in Blackpool and now lives in Edinburgh. He helps put together the zines CUMULUS and Mote, and in August 2018 stapled a lyric-thing called Solar Panel. His long poem, Time Zone, an HD shimmy through last principles w/ Ditto, Jean Calais, Princess Peach and friends, materialised from Glasgow’s SPAM Press in September 2018.

Daisy Behagg is a queer nonbinary poet and student mental health nurse based in Brighton. They won the Bridport prize for poetry 2013. They have been widely published in journals and anthologies including The Poetry Review, Poem, The Morning Star, The Rialto, Poetry Wales, Ambit, Poems in Which and The Emma Press Anthology of Love.

The usual music from a thing, books, bar, and music. Upstairs at the Hope & Ruin, Queen’s Road, Brighton.