Wits End Poetry: Carolina Regional Poetry Slam at The Radio Room 11/21

REGISTRATION IS NOW FULL! What an amazing

GREENVILLE, SC: Sunday 11/21/21 7:30 PM at the Radio Room. CAROLINA REGIONAL POETRY SLAM! The annual regional poetry slam to crown the top poet in North and South Carolina with a $1000 in prize money! Don't miss the top 10 slam poets of the region showcase their power and spoken word skills! HOST Moody Black.

The Radio Room 110 Poinsett Hwy, Greenville, SC 29609. 7:30pm. $15.

Poets register below using PayPal or Cash app $15 to $witsendpoetry.
Audience tickets are available via Eventbrite.

HOST: Moody Black. Bout Manager: Black Phoenix

Wits End Poetry's mission is to mentor and grow Carolina poetry talent in order to help poets make a living as poets. The poetry slam events do have a short open mic available for those with "audience tickets" which happens from 7:30 to 8:00pm.

REGISTERED POETS:

1. Justin Blackburn Asheville, NC (paid Cashapp)

2. Your Favorite Murse, Greenville, SC (paid Cashapp)

3. Roscoe Burnems, Richmond, VA

4. ShAy Black, Greenville, SC (paid Paypal)

5. CJ Lavon, Charlotte, NC (paid Paypal)

6. T Lumpkin, Greenville, SC (paid Cashapp)

7. Rena Riches, Orlando Florida (paid Paypal)

8. Magic Mosley, Greenville, SC (paid Cashapp)

9. San the Poet, Greenville, SC (paid Cashapp)

10. Stephanie Westgate, Atlanta, GA (paid Cashapp)

11. Cypress Taylor, Atlanta, GA (paid Cashapp)

Limited to 10 poets. No waitlist. Poets scroll to the bottom of this page to see all the rules.

Kimberly Simms

Kimberly's literary voice is rooted in the Southern tradition of storytelling. Her passion for poetry from both the page to the stage has led Kimberly to garner titles such as former Carl Sandburg NHS Writer-in-residence, National Poetry Slam ‘Legend of the South’, TedX speaker, co-founder of CarolinaPoets, former Southern Fried Poetry Slam Champion, and award-winning teaching artist. In her first full-length collection from Finishing Line Press, Lindy Lee: Songs on Mill Hill, Kimberly chronicles the lives of textile workers in the Carolinas with historical accuracy and imaginative insight. Ron Rash, award-winning author of Serena, says about Kimberly: "she writes with eloquence and empathy about an important part of Southern history - too often neglected."

Since Kimberly Simms started the first poetry slam in South Carolina (1994) and became the youngest slammaster in the country at the age of 18, Kimberly has dedicated her life to promoting the art of poetry in the state of South Carolina. She is the proud founder of Wits End Poetry, a non-profit now celebrating 19 years of creating South Carolina poetry events and educational outreach in the Upstate of South Carolina.