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PUTIN’S DAUGHTER
x Aged eleven, I was sent to meet Putin’s daughter. She was a year or so younger. Smiling, she invited me To go out for a ride with her. Two white horses were provided. She of course rode brilliantly, but … Continue reading
Losing a Slave Girl
x Around my garden the little wall is low; In the bailiff’s lodge the lists are seldom checked. I am ashamed to think we were not always kind; I regret your labours, that will never be repaid. The caged bird … Continue reading
TOTTENHAM TREES POETRY READING AT THE ROOM
Hilary Davies has published four volumes of poetry with Enitharmon Editions. She has been a Royal Literary Fund Fellow at King’ s College, London and the British Library, is a former Eric Gregory award winner and and also former Chairman … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Hilary Davies, Open Mike, Poetry of Trees, The Room Tottenham, Wangari Maathai
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FACES AND VASES
Recent developments: drawing in lead pencil over indigo/black paint. Several drawings done with the eyes closed. Erasure on vases done with the eyes closed. The vases are inspired by a line from one of my own poems: the broken vase … Continue reading
Posted in art
Tagged drawing with eyes closed, lead on paint, new art by Anthony Howell
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Of a Snake and a Stith
From Arthur Golding’s A Moral Fabletalk. Seems a bit like NATO threatening Russia. A “stith” is an anvil. A snake, being in malice with a stith, laboured to bite off a piece of it. But the more fiercely he bit, … Continue reading
Gonzalo Lira on Victoria Nuland
A piece by the intrepid journalist Gonzalo Lira – murdered recently in a Ukrainian jail.
Posted in Politics, war, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Gonzalo Lira, Ukraine, Victoria Nuland
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Colonel Douglas Macgregor on the state of the world today
Colonel Macgregor is to my mind one the most astute commentators on the state of affairs that exists in the world today, and this interview with a German site gives a very good introduction to his thought. Douglas Abbott Macgregor … Continue reading
Heyzine Books – Read some of my work for free online.
I have published several of my books on this attractive site which closely resembles a printed book in its format. You can read them all for free. There are plenty of my earlier books in print and on Abebooks and … Continue reading
Posted in Ebooks and flipbooks, FICTION, Grey Suit Editions, HEYZINE BOOKS, Key Links, Poetry, Thailand, The Runiad
Tagged Anthony Howell, epic, Essays, Grey Suit Editions UK, HEYZINE BOOKS, novellas, poetry, Runiad, Thailand
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The Runiad
Welcome to The Runiad This is the site on my journal for the epic I started writing in 2023. There will be 24 books to it, making it the length of the Odyssey. It will take me several years to … Continue reading
AS IF IT WERE A BOW – Poems and paintings from Thailand
AS IF IT WERE A BOW is a Heyzine flipbook. Read it for free. This is the link – https://heyzine.com/flip-book/86a5281b7f.html These poems and paintings were all done on my wonderful trip to Thailand last year – hosted by Bhorani Nissaisorakarn. … Continue reading
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