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Dick
DICK Eight days after the invasion we were dealing with a country That could actually finance its reconstruction by our own Reconstruction contractors. A decade later, and we have a failed State which is relatively easy to exploit, and that … Continue reading
THE GREY SUIT INITIATIVE
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Grey Suit Issues 1-12 are now online! Thanks to BFI, Elephant Trust, Ikon Gallery and ACE. We did it! Here is the link to the videos at Grey Suit Editions Grey Suit Online Grey Suit was…
Posted in Grey Suit Editions, Performance Art, Poetry
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A Poem by Alain-Fournier – and a review!
Finally, a review in the Manhattan Review of our versions of Alain-Fournier’s Poems FROM SUMMER TO SUMMER xxxxxxxxx(To a young girl xxxxxxxxxxTo a House xxxxxxxxxxFrancis Jammes) * Awaited so Through summers listless in each yard, Summers which pour down their … Continue reading
Tango for Balance
Tango is easy! Believe it or not, anyone suffering from Parkinson’s, M.S. or any other gait disability can get a lot out of these simple exercises which are always done with the your partner’s arms supporting you. Lovely music too! … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Parkinsons, Uncategorized
Tagged balance, dance therapy, Extend, Helping balance, Parkinson's disease, tango as therapy
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The Net
The net contains the sky. It is more than that: The net impresses itself on the sky And prevents it from getting in. The sky wants in: the cons want out – Some of them – others can’t handle it. … Continue reading
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Chilcot
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Westminster bells overwhelm our chants and slogans. Anyway the commentators aren’t here to listen to us. On temporary platforms constructed out of scaffolding, They’re holding forth under listless Union Jacks. They’re putting the network spin on…
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No Selection for Old Farts
Every single submission of mine to poetry magazines has been rejected – to date, for the last three years; but acceptance had become a rarity since 2010. A list of repeated rejections includes all the standard, Arts Council subsidised, UK … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Uncategorized
Tagged poetry submissions, rejecting editors, rejection slips, sour grapes, submissions
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No Posts for Old Farts
Hi Anthony I’m sorry that you weren’t shortlisted for the vacant post here in Creative Writing. I know how much effort and emotional energy goes into a job application, and how disappointing it is not to get an interview. There … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Uncategorized
Tagged Creative Writing, Creative Writing Courses, qualifications, rejections
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NO AGENTS FOR OLD FARTS
“…..Wherever there was a gentleman of renown in his home I had silver and a mount. From whomsoever some had greatness and gifts, greatness and gifts had I from the house of Saman. The Prince of Khorassan gave me forty … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, Poetry
Tagged authors, Literary agents, publishing your work, rejection, rejection slips
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Basil Bunting – a review
My Review of Basil Bunting here in the Fortnightly
Posted in Essays
Tagged Basil Bunting, Don Share, Ezra Pound, Iran, labouring class poetry, Northumbrian, objectivism, poetry
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