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Semper Occultus
Sergei Skripal turns out to have been Christopher Steele’s associate. During the presidential elections, They had worked together on a dossier Laced with detrimental footage Russian operatives allegedly Had to dish on Donald Trump. Steele was MI6. An adept … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Christopher Steele, Cloak and dagger fairy tales., Sergei Skripal
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The Distance Measured in Days
Click the link for an e-book version of my novel – The Distance Measured in Days. This novel is now published in book form by Grey Suit Editions (2021). The Distance Measured in Days A young poet and his wife … Continue reading
Posted in Ebooks and flipbooks, FICTION
Tagged cot death, FICTION, Imelda Marcos, London in the sixties, novel, the sixties
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POETRY READINGS TO CELEBRATE GREY SUIT EDITIONS – Poetry at the Room – Oct 11.
Wonderful evening. Thanks to all who came. POETRY At The Room Thursday 11 October 2018 – at 7.30 at The Room, 33 Holcombe Road, Tottenham Hale, London N17 9AS 7.30 pm. Special GREY SUIT launch addition – for Dialysis Days by Hugo … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Alan Jenkins, Anthony Howell, Donald Gardner, Eugene Richie, Fawzi Karim, Glyn Maxwell, Graham Buchan, Grey Suit Editions, Hugo Williams, Jacqueline Saphra, Kerry-Lee Powell, Martyn Crucefix, Nandita Ghose, Poetry at the Room, Poetry in North London, Poetry Launch, Roseanne Wasserman, Sequences
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The Melancholy of Making Poetry
Poetry is perhaps the most difficult of arts because the easiest to set about – you don’t need a chisel or a canvas or an instrument or a studio. Writing is eminently convenient. But melancholy derives from the need of … Continue reading
Two Poems by Penny Boxall
I posted this when I got back from Hawthornden in the winter of 2017, where I spent a month writing and painting watercolours. And here are two poems by Penny – who was also a fellow, one for Jean Findlay … Continue reading
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Tagged bagpipes, Hawthornden, Hawthornden Fellowship, Penny Boxall, poetry
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SONNETS FOR ALL TASTES
Lady Mary Wroth – one of our first sonneteers. Here is a link to my essay on Sonnets. It is published by the Fortnightly Review. See also the Corona What went on – in Rosanne Wasserman’s No Archive on Earth which … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Poetry
Tagged corona, Jacqueline Saphra, Keith Hutson, Lady Mary Wroth, Lee Miller, poetry, Rosanne Wasserman, Sir Philip Sidney, Sonnets
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Charged Atmospheres
Charged Atmospheres – Alison Marchant A new exhibition at The Room – 33 Holcombe Road, London N17 9AS Sat 30 September – Sunday 12 November, 2017 Private View – Saturday 30 September from 6pm – 9.30pm. Alison Marchant presents … Continue reading
John Ashbery 1927-2017
Here is John Ashbery reading for Grey Suit. To find him reading Soonest Mended and other poems, please scroll to 47:31 on Issue 3 Here is my obituary note in the Fortnightly Review. Here is a link to an interview … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Poetry
Tagged abstract poetry, art criticism, John Ashbery, The New York School
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THE THEATRE OF MISTAKES
Welcome to the blog of The Theatre of Mistakes Several new posts, including an Artscribe interview, and documenting Purdies Farm events and our recent exhibition and its performances. Plus an update of performance art workshops in Paris 2018.
THE NEW BEAUTY
Click the link for THE NEW BEAUTY This is an essay published by The Fortnightly Review. For a complete list of links to other reviews of poets and my previous articles click here: The Fortnightly
Posted in art, Essays, Politics
Tagged art, beauty, Chris Burden, Damian Hirst, diamonds, Fifty Shades of Grey, Fortnightly Review, gold, Harry Potter, K Foundation, money, Peter Matthews
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