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Reviews of Poets and other Articles in The Fortnightly Review
Here is a link to Against Pound– a brief new essay in the Fortnightly. And here is an earlier review of several poets published back in November 2013 in The Fortnightly Review It featured four poets: Kathryn Maris, Jackie … Continue reading
Chilcot
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 events as they unfold, … Continue reading
George Pitts and the Longer Line in Poetry
This page is a link to my essay on the longer line, and it is also a homage to the brilliant poet George Pitts, who died sadly in 2015. John Ashbery was a great admirer of George’s work and introduced … Continue reading
IRIS
The phrase, My garden is wanton, comes to me as I weed. It feels somewhat Sitwellian. Later, I’m off to a launch. It’s one of my own generation who’ll hold forth: he’ll bring the league Of greybeards out in … Continue reading
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Tagged Foxgloves, gardens, hollyhocks, Jean Garrigue, poetry readings
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Anne-Marie Albiach
Very pleased to see our Grey Suit: Video for Art & Literature interview now posted here at PennSound
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LINKS TO NEW POEMS
A new poem now on Blue of Noon And I am very pleased that the new poems I have written exploring the mixed meter form of the madrigal can now be found at this link: Journal of Poetics Research More… … Continue reading
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My Part in the Downfall of Everything
First published 2015, my satire. The full story can be found in Go forth and Serve, Martin Rosenbluth, 1961. Library of Congress cat. no. 60-53237 Source: My Part in the Downfall of Everything
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The Prose Poem – What the hell is it?
My article on the Prose Poem is now published by the Fortnightly Review. Here is the link: The Prose Poem – What the Hell is it? Also click this link for a review of Ian Seed. And click on Simon … Continue reading
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Tagged Gracian, Ian Seed, John Ashbery, John Paul, Martina Evans, Rimbaud, the poetry of the sentence, The prose poem, Traherne
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LINKS TO NEW POEMS, ESSAYS AND REVIEWS
(This post last updated 29 August 2026) These Six Metaphysical Sonnets by the artist Arturo Nathan have just come out in The Fortnightly Review Very pleased to see I DO MORE DEEPLY published finally in THE EXACTING CLAM MAGAZINE Issue 21 … Continue reading
Posted in art, Essays, Key Links, Poetry
Tagged Alain-Fournier, Australian poetry, Chauvet, Epping, Hubble, JPR, latest published, poems and essays by Anthony Howell, poetry, Serpentine, Songs of Realisation, The Fortnightly Review, The High Window, the madrigal, The Runiad, The Spectator
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CLASP Late modernist poetry in the 1970s
Tony Lopez posted this on Facebook, just as my own copy came through the post. Just received a copy of *Clasp: late modernist poetry in London in the 1970s*, edited by Ken Edwards and Robert Hampson and published by Tony Frazer at Shearsman … Continue reading
