(This post last updated 15 March 2022)

One of my versions of the Comtesse de Noailles appeared in the Spectator, late Summer 2021, as well as a new poem of mine. An essay on the Belle Epoch and 13 poems by the Comtesse de Noailles were also published by the Fortnightly Review.

Torpedo Fair – an eclogue came out 24/09/21 in The Fortnightly Review.

New England and the Maritimes – New poems with my own water-colours to go with them in the High Window

Three New Poems here at the Fortnightly Review. Now with sound recordings!

Ticklishness was first published in The Fortnightly also.

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And it was great to see another extract from one of my Songs of Realisation on Tottenham Trees. Click the link: Epping

SONGS OF REALISATION is now published by The High Window Press for further details click SONGS

Hubble (the last of the Songs of Realisation) was published by the Journal of Poetics Research here.

The link above is an archived one, and here are several other contributions by me to the Journal of Poetics Research.

A Few Words on Alain-Fournier

Three poems

Three More Poems

An essay – Verse from the Desert Country 

Click The New Versailles  for this poem published in The Fortnightly Review.

See also Incomprehensible Lesson – from Carcanet, versions of Fawzi Karim.

See also Consciousness (with Mutilation), from Odd Volumes. This has poems embedded in its text. The book (a non-fiction novel) was published mid-February 2019.

A Clearing, Sunday Castle and Auto-Analysis have all been published in Sept/Oct 2018 Spectators. These appear in my collection Songs of Realisation, from The High Window Press. The Spectator has also published, on 1 Sept 2018, The Early Mists of September from Alain-Fournier’s Poems – which I translated with Anthony Costello and Anita Marsh – published by Carcanet (2017).

A DIATRIBE – has been published here

There is also a new poem now on Blue of Noon

My short essay on Alain-Fournier is among several contributions to the Journal of Poetics Research – unfortunately the link to this and other contributions to this excellent online journal seems to be down.

More about the madrigal and its history can be found at A PAEAN TO THE PIONEER OF THE MADRIGAL.

And also two poems and some translations can be found at the link to this excellent magazine: The High Window

My thanks to all these supportive sites: Blue of Noon, Journal of Poetics Research, The Fortnightly Review and The High Window, and also to offline publications, The Spectator and Poetry Salzburg Review who have also recently taken poems.

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