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Category Archives: Poetry
Romance at the Demo
It’s warm but not quite hot. Under the blue, in our anoraks We are lining up to surround Westminster Bringing with us our hands. Yai, my friend from Thailand, Only a year or two younger than I am, takes a … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Uncategorized, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged demonstrations, Julian Assange, romance, Whistleblowers
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Invention of Reality
My new collection of poems has now been published by The High Window The above link also leads to a selection of poems in the book. Very pleased to see it out, and many thanks to David Cooke. And huge … Continue reading
Posted in Key Links, Poetry
Tagged Anthony Howell, High Window Press, Invention of Reality, poetry by Anthony Howell
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Tangoshiva – my selling site on Ebay
Click TANGOSHIVA For books by Gwendolyn Leick, Iliassa Sequin, Donald Gardner, David Plante, The Theatre of Mistakes and myself. All recently published books by myself or by Grey Suit are now listed on Tangoshiva. This is the link for my … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, FICTION, Grey Suit Editions, Key Links, Performance Art, Poetry
Tagged Anthony Howell, ebay, Grey Suit Editions, Tangoshiva, The Theatre of Mistakes
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The Step is the Foot
More about this book at the website for Grey Suit Editions Here is an extract from Chapter 1: The Gait of the Lizard The gaits of animals/the units of Orthometry I never had a pram. From the earliest age, I … Continue reading
AN ANGRY BLUE
From Notions of a Mirror (Anvil Press Poetry, 1983) * How to be reason, how to be hopeless in light: Exhaustion throwing off the bad Other proposals — letter to get off To people of pedestrian letters, petitions * Somebody causes out … Continue reading
Shireen
x You journos, you’re poets on active duty, For you can get disappeared, positively aimed at, Even with PRESS writ all over you. Maybe even because…. Today you’re Al-Jazeera, tomorrow Some scruffy independent. x And then you have your caricatures … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Politics, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged journalists, Palestine, Shireen Abu Akleh
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Shunga 1-6
SHUNGA 1 Over the bedspread His pipe is well-used, and he fills it again. You’re wearing a mantle over your gown Because he likes to enter the reserve, Searching here and there for its waterfall. x You have done up … Continue reading
Posted in art, Poetry
Tagged erotic art, erotic poetry, Japanese art, Japanese shunga, Shunga
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