London launch of Iphgenia Baal's Black Skulls
- SPAM
- Apr 14
- 1 min read
Join us for the London launch of Iphgenia Baal's Black Skulls at our usual haunt, The Peckham Pelican on Thursday 30th April from 7-9pm. Free and tickets available here.
A giant book that can be torn apart as posters, reassembled, reinvented and remixed. Written straight into InDesign, in this mash up text-visual playground, IB approaches all the BS, reaching out towards the ABCs that might have been. Start ripping!
Iphgenia will be joined by support readings from Cat Chong, Dora Maludi, Maya Uppal and Kirsty Dunlop.
Access: wheelchair-accessible entrance, with no stepped access.
wheelchair-accessible toilet, gender neutral
No wheelchair-accessible car park
FREE, OPEN TO ALL but please grab a ticket if you plan on attending! Books will be available for sale from SPAM Press and the featured authors!
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The London launch for Iphgenia Baal’s Black Skulls sounds like an incredible atmosphere, perfectly capturing that gritty, avant-garde energy the city’s underground literary scene is known for. It’s always so refreshing to step away from the daily grind and immerse yourself in something raw and creative, especially when you're stuck in the middle of a stressful semester. I remember trying to balance my interest in the local arts scene with a mountain of coursework last year; I actually ended up searching for help with economics assignment answers just to clear my schedule enough to attend events like this without feeling guilty about my deadlines. There’s something about the intersection of subculture and literature that really recharges your brain—thanks for sharing the highlights…
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The Peckham Pelican venue sounds cool and Iphgenia Baal's Black Skulls is a giant book that can be ripped apart AI Couple Photo