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Celebrating Edward Field. One hundred years old today!
Congratulations, Edward! CELEBRATING HIS ASS they try to block your dick with their little pills x for blood pressure, prostate, heart they figure you’re an old guy x so what’s the difference and just to stay alive x you go … Continue reading
The Runiad – Book 8 – The Mare with the Beautiful Eyebrows
Book 8 of the Runiad is now on the Heyzine Link here. And an extract from Book 8 is now published in The Fortnightly Review Which means I am now one third of my way to completion of all 24 … Continue reading
ABSTRACTIONS
To accompany my COLLECTED LONGER POEMS – now published by Grey Suit Editions UK – I am releasing another Heyzine book. This is my collected ABSTRACTIONS Click on the link for a free online copy of this collection of my … Continue reading
Posted in art, Ebooks and flipbooks, Grey Suit Editions, Key Links, Poetry
Tagged Abstract poems, Anthony Howell, Heyzine flipbook
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The Indian Jungle
Very pleased that my review of The Indian Jungle: Psychoanalysis and Non-Western Civilizations (published by Karnac) has just come out in The Fortnightly. Sadly the author Sudhir Kakar has recently passed away. A link to a website related to his … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Reviews, Uncategorised
Tagged East and West, India, psychoanalysis, Sudhir Kakar
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The Runiad – book 7 – Agape or Eros
Book 7 of the Runiad is now available. And an extract is published in The Fortnightly Review here. As usual, the entire epic so far (now books 1 to 8) is available on this Heyzine flipbook link
Posted in Poetry, The Runiad
Tagged Agape, An epic for today, Anthony Howell, Eros, Selfless love or mania, The Runiad
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Writing at The Room – June 9 at 3 pm
WRITING AT THE ROOM – Poetry, text, sound, song 3 pm Sunday June 9. Featuring Tom Bland and Dominic Lyne Hosted by Anthony Howell and Patricia Ahern The Room, 33 Holcombe Road, Tottenham Hale/Bruce Grove London N17 9AS – enquiries: … Continue reading
Empire Managers Explain Why This New Protest Movement Scares Them – Caitlin Johnstone on X
I recommend this absolutely brilliant analysis of the manipulation of ‘narratives’ by Caitlin Johnstone! There is a link to her site and this article at the foot of this post. The US secretary of state and a Bilderberg surveillance tech … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, war, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Alex Karp, Antony Blinken, Caitlin Johnstone, Narrative, Palentir, protests
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Cherem – for Palestine
A new video on Youtube Cherem is a slideshow created with lead pencil on black watercolour. “Extremist rabbis fool the Jews by citing ancient texts That seek to prove that genocide is sacred if pronounced “Cherem”. Cherem dictates that … Continue reading
Posted in art, The Runiad, Video, war
Tagged Anthony Howell, Cherem, for Palestine, war
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My Homage to John White
The unique British composer John White died this January. My response to his memorial concert can be found in the Fortnightly Review here. “…He told me that he was interested in musical accidents, and you couldn’t really get a better … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Music
Tagged Eric Satie, John White composer, memorial concert, the Round Chapel
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Marian Eastwood presenting my book with Grey Suit Editions to the Bodleian!
Marian is marketing Grey Suit Editions and just presented my Collected Longer Poems to the Bodleian Library in Oxford.
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Bodleian Library, Collected Longer Poems, Grey Suit Editions UK, Marian Eastwood
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