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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, ESSAYS AND REVIEWS
(This post last updated 20 May 2026) Very pleased to see I DO MORE DEEPLY published finally in THE EXACTING CLAM MAGAZINE Issue 21 Review of Melissa McCarthy’s Photo, Phyto, Proto, Nitro published in The Fortnightly Review Ten Poems from Shorter … 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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Is 5
Ok, so here is a wonderful forward by e. e. cummings, followed by a poem from IS5 FOREWORD TO IS5 On the assumption that my technique is either complicated or original or both, the publishers have politely requested me to … Continue reading
Readings
Click here for Readings Several of these readings are an exploration of the “Poem Film”. I find most poem films detract from the words by illustrating the verse. I therefore evolved the notion of the “constant moving image” – as being … Continue reading
GREY SUIT EDITIONS
Grey Suit Editions WE have moved on since I first posted this, and have now published a further three chap-books – Rosanne Wasserman, Donald Gardner and Hugo Williams. Please click on the link above for details. Grey Suit Editions, another … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Jenkins, Fawzi Karim, Kerry-Lee Powell, Pamela Stewart, poetry, poetry pamphlets
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IN THE LAND OF THE CENTAURS
I just watched Mama Mia At the end of this post is a version from the short lyrics of the Greek anthology of Philodemus – whose poem I translated on the beach where Mama Mia was filmed. Watching the movie … Continue reading
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Tagged art deco, centaurs, Giorgio De Chirico, Greece, Mama Mia, Meryl Streep, The Pelion
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THE POETRY BOOK FAIR
Here is the link to my piece about The Poetry Book Fair in The Fortnightly Review – and why I came home broke! http://t.co/FwZNBhrhdp