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Tottenham Marshes: a slideshow
Here is the first draft of a new slideshow – Tottenham Marshes No titles – as it works well when it repeats. x THE RESERVOIR x Was there ever a book that was censored because It was a pack of … Continue reading
Posted in art, Poetry
Tagged Anthony Howell, poetry, Tottenham Marshes, watercolours
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Luke Roberts reviews Iliassa Sequin
Click here for Luke Roberts’ review in the Fortnightly of Iliassa Sequins Collected Complete Poems More about Iliassa Sequin here Grey Suit is proud to have also published Anchorage – a chapbook by Lorraine Mariner. There is also a review … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged D.A. Prince, Fortnightly Review, Grey Suit Editions UK, Iliassa Sequin, London Grip, Lorraine Mariner, Luke Roberts
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Black Ink
A Poem on the Underground
Purgatory
In Dante’s Comedy, each punishment is a contrapasso, a symbolic instance of poetic justice, and Purgatory seemed an appropriate place to be, last winter. So here, in the Fortnightly Review are my thoughts about reading Purgatory.
Grey Suit Editions – List of Publications – parts 1 and 2
List of Publications 1 List of Publications 2 Our video catalogue from the nineties These three links provide a tour of Grey Suit. The project began as a video magazine for performance art, material film and innovative music and poetry. … Continue reading
Posted in art, Dance, Essays, FICTION, Grey Suit Editons, Poetry
Tagged Grey Suit Editions UK, Performance Art, poetry
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The Tower – Drawings and Film – 1984
I have just discovered this post from the Art Gallery of New South Wales – showing items from the box of drawings for The Tower – created for the performance in that gallery in 1984. The gallery bought these fine drawings by … Continue reading
My Father
Aley Howell 1919-1945 x FATHER In memoriam Aley Howell My father who died at child-birth far from his son. Now I run out of words and climb the forests to lament him: here, he is precious, is air-currents, … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Dunera, Eli Rosenbluth, Hay Camp Australia, Internment of aliens
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‘Ceasefire’ and ‘The Cross of Carl’
Last night I watched “Ceasefire” (Cessez-le-feu) directed by Emmanuel Courcol, starring Romain Duris, Celine Sallete and Gregory Gadebois. This French film explores the lives of French soldiers traumatised by bombardment in the trenches of Verdun. Those few who returned ostensibly … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Grey Suit Editons, Uncategorized
Tagged Ceasefire, Emmanuel Courcol, Norman Mailer, The Cross of Carl, The Great War, Walter Owen, Wilfred Owen, WW1
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Iliassa Sequin: Collected Complete Poems
Iliassa Sequin’s unique way of writing is at last available in a publication from Grey Suit Editions More details about her work and her life here Now available on Amazon and on Abebooks.
