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Lines from Hubble
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged above the earth, Clouds, Hubble, Shelley, Songs of Realisation
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Two Sequences of Poems by David Plante
Two Sequences of Poems by David Plante I am proud to introduce these two sequences by David. He and Nikos Stangos were vital components of the London scene in the 60s and 70s – two people I would see as … Continue reading
Posted in art, Poetry
Tagged David Plante, Fire, Nikos Stangos, The Fortnightly Review, versions from Italian
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Now
You are unwilling to be vaccinated against COVID-19. She is a male who has just won a woman’s swimming-competition. Is Hunter’s laptop his confession? The trees have started losing their confetti.
Madame Gautreau Drinking a Toast
Terrific article in Artsy about this restless sitter by Alina Cohen
Posted in art
Tagged Alina Cohen, Artsy, John Singer Sargent, Madame Gautreau, Sante
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GREY SUIT LAUNCH – 22 March 2022
Click the link for a Celebration of Grey Suit Editions UK Grey Suit celebration! Tuesday 22 March from 6.30 pm – with a reading at 7 pm. at The Rugby Tavern in Bloomsbury All welcome. Please let friends … Continue reading
A Staged Ukraine?
I found this perception @Robert-Self I thought it made two stunning points to consider. Also this was what Kim Iverson found.
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Lviv, military perception, Robert Self, Ukraine
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Peking Pet
Me – since she wants to be the best – I’m glad to be her teacher, however long it takes. I revel in the pressure of her chest, Am taken by the way she now makes Use of lozenge eyes … Continue reading
Anja Konig -Thoughts of an Unprofessional Poet
This article by Anja Konig expresses a lot of my own misgivings about poetry as a competing profession.
I Love Russia!
I love Russia. Wonderful people, wonderful dancers, wonderful minds. I am sickened by Western hate-propaganda instigated by the mass media and by our corrupt leaders. I recall with huge fondness my one performance in Russia: Homage to the Horses of … Continue reading
Posted in art, Dance, Performance Art, Politics, Video
Tagged horses, Performance Art, Russia, the Manege Saint Petersburg
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TOUGHS
My new article on toughs in literature is now published by the Fortnightly review. Featuring a grumpy old git’s thoughts on what we can and what we cannot say, as well as the writing of Stewart Home, Mr Fish, Dana … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Poetry
Tagged Catherine Millet, censorship, Dana Gillespie, Elizabeth Jenkins, Holly Howitt, Joelle Taylor, Mr Fish, Stewart Home, Takako Arai, Tom Bland
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