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New (or newish) News. 30/6/14: A long time since I put anything up here. No news to speak of. I remember that the Norwich reading went well. Then nothing. But I've agreed to read for something called Peter Barlow's Cigarette, at Waterstones, on Deansgate, Manchester, in September. I'm trying to write about twenty-odd pages of something I call Wadsworth Township Oracles. But it's slow going. I've replaced some incoherent " Current Scribble. With an older, rather homeless piece: 16/2/47. The flow is the tu...
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Beeston International Poetry Festival | The Hay(na)ku Postcard Project
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The Hay(na)ku Postcard Project. A crowdsourced poetry project by Ernesto Priego. Beeston International Poetry Festival. October 8, 2010. I will be reading from my new book,. Just hot off the press! On Tuesday 26th October, 2010 at the Beeston International Poetry Festival. I’m honoured to be reading next to C.J. Allen. Thanks a lot to Alan Baker. For making it possible. Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window).
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Poet at her Peak! « Ann Atkinson
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Poetry in the Peak District. Poet at her Peak! This is the website of poet Ann Atkinson. 8220;I have lived in the Derbyshire Peak District for over thirty years. I was Poet Laureate of the Peak from 2008-2010, and Derbyshire Poet Laureate 2009-2011. My pamphlet. Is available from Smith Doorstop. From Matlock to Mamelodi: 5000 miles of poetry. Is available from Ali Betteridge, here. Some mornings the valley’s drowned. Under a white sea, so dense and calm. You could row across to Mother Cap,. Fill in your ...
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Nine Arches Press: Back in the Saddle: Poetry Rodeos and forthcoming events...
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This is the blog of the independent poetry and short story publisher, Nine Arches Press and their flagship magazine, Under the Radar. Drop by to stay in touch with our events, publications and latest news, plus posts of poems and interviews with our poets and authors. Tuesday, 1 May 2012. Back in the Saddle: Poetry Rodeos and forthcoming events. And a forthcoming appearance at Chipping Campden Literary Festival this Thursday, there's not be much time for resting on our poetry laurels. Anyway, further blo...
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Sparks From Stones: April 2015
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From cold stones sparks of fire do fly. Friday, April 10, 2015. There is a memorable poem by Martin Kratz in most recent but one issue of The Rialto. Called 'Curriculum'. I say it is memorable because I remembered it, after skimming through the issue when it arrived, before mislaying it. Interestingly I had misremembered the title as being 'Testudo' which is a key word in the culminating final stanza of the poem. We go to fetch them in, someone shouts: Testudo! In silence, they wait for instruction.
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Sparks From Stones: November 2014
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From cold stones sparks of fire do fly. Tuesday, November 11, 2014. A manuscript is not a manuscript without a coffee stain" – Joseph Brodsky. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Software designer and Infrequent poet. View my complete profile. Prince Lev Nikolayevich Myshkin, and Marya Nikolayevna Bolkonskaya — each from different novels published in 1869 — and each drawn as spiritual characters . Poems: A limbo large and broad. Pedro Calderón de la Barca.
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Sparks From Stones: April 2014
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From cold stones sparks of fire do fly. Saturday, April 5, 2014. Never trust a poet who can drive. Nothing ever happens to novelists. Except - this. They are born. They get sick, they get well, they hang around the inkwell. They leave home, with their stuff in a hired van. They learn to drive, unlike poets (poets don't drive. Never trust a poet who can drive. Never trust a poet at the wheel. If he can. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Software designer and Infrequent poet.
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Sparks From Stones: Kilter
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From cold stones sparks of fire do fly. Monday, June 2, 2014. Catching up on Anthony Lawrence's Signal Flare. 8230; the long opening poem, an elegy so clearly reminiscent of Slessor's Five Bells. Has these lines which nicely draw out the word 'kilter' from it usual environment, highlighting its strangeness. Your absence the start. Of a long playing record. Of scenes and conversations. That are not out of place. Or kilter with you death …. And in The Age of Epigram. When an out-of-kilter cummerbund.
