26/06/2024
https://www.undertheradarmag.com/reviews/van_coeur_the_rossi_bar_brighton_uk_june_21_2024
"Fidge Bibblyotek started off the night with his brand of poetry. It was slightly beat, slightly surreal, slightly political, slightly scathing attacks on society. It was the first time Bibblyotek had used a phone to read his poetry and there were a couple of teething problems, but nothing that removed the rapt audience from the words. One poem was about living in Brighton. The best line was ‘No one can drive you to Gatwick, as it costs more than wine’. His set ended with a poem about deconstructing the Greggs menu. Each item was given a slightly political meaning. It reminded me of author John Green’s The Anthropocene Reviewed podcast and the episode about the Taco Bell breakfast menu. But funnier. However, Bibblyotek claimed that a cheese and onion slice was good. Gah! It isn’t. Other than that, it was a strong start to the night."
