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Outside Belmarsh for Julian
Click The RUPTLY LINK for the video – and here is The Duran DLR Veering below us, the railings go optical. When did you last see a tree? Way up above, there are clouds hemmed in x Between the plutocratic … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics
Tagged Assange, Belmarsh protest, free press, Free speech, wikileaks
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WHAT STARTED IT?
Gulls on the pitch sound faint through the night at five. Lights are wasted on streets forsaken even by foxes. Hooked beaks inspire each other’s desolate, distant mewing Over the somewhat more diminished drone of one lone juggernaut Orbiting the … Continue reading
Paris Summer Academy 2018
Two performances From Anthony Howell’s performance art workshop in Paris 2018
Posted in Performance Art, Video
Tagged Anthony Howell, art, Live art, Paris Summer Academy, Performance Art, Performance art workshop
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5G freak-out! The fox guarding the henhouse?
Lots of people have reported on the adverse effects of lockdown. But I notice that fewer people are concerned about the adverse effects of 5G. I am inclined to believe that these effects are related. The installation of 5G closely … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged 5G, EMF effects, environment, FCC, indoor air pollution, radiation, wireless transmission
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Osvaldo y Coca – Poema
This old gaffer can sure pull a stunt or two, and the musicality is out of this world! Besides which, Poema is one of the greatest tangos, and one of the hardest to pull off since everyone loves it so … Continue reading
Anthony Howell – Readings and Performances
Readings and Performances Click the above link for a connection to this selection of performances in various genres. I have added a vimeo link to OBJECTS to this page, a performance I created in the 1990s. And I have added a … Continue reading
Writing as the plough turns.
Originally posted on anthonyhowelljournal:
Very interesting article about Boustrophedon writing by David L O’Hara. This relates to research I am doing into the relationship between dance steps and the metrical foot in poetic scansion, with regard to the movement of…
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TACTILE, UNTOUCHABLE
Here is a new review for the Fortnightly Review – Tactile, Untouchable Looking at three stunning works of visual art on show in London just recently. I am dedicating this review here to the memory of Mary Maclean Another Review … Continue reading
Consciousness (with Mutilation) – now published.
My non-fiction novel, published by Odd Volumes Printed in France, so they have a cool French feel to them. Consciousness (with Mutilation) is a non-fiction novel. Every sentence that begins any paragraph within it also serves as the concluding sentence of … Continue reading
Posted in FICTION
Tagged Anthony Howell, fictive non fiction, Fortnightly Review, Golan Heights, Israel, Jewish history, Odd Volumes, Palestine, Syria, Zionism
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Writing as the plough turns.
Very interesting article about Boustrophedon writing which I came across – by David L O’Hara. It proved rewarding to research I am did into the relationship between dance steps and the metrical foot in poetic scansion, with regard to the … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, FICTION, Poetry
Tagged Boustrophedon, early writing, experimental writing, Gortyn, Lefebvre, Robbe-Grillet, William Burroughs
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