In addition to poetry and prose forthcoming and recently appearing in: rain dog, Borderlines, Poetry Nottingham, penniless press website, Dream Catcher and in the following collections, I’ve a brand new, hot from the press DVD, VOICES…. Why not check out … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Monday 14 July @ Morden Tower iVamos 2008 Festival of Latin & Lusophone Culture Literature Evening In 1936 the Spanish fought to defend their democratically elected government, but were beaten by Franco (with backing from Hitler and Mussolini). Join us … Continue reading →
on a train, by not thinking about Larkin’s arrows in ‘Whitsun Weddings,’ Auden’s insistent ‘Night Train’. I tried to focus on the woman with steel lips ignoring her daughter from King’s Cross to York. The man with a burnt small … Continue reading →
Looking behind the wall: a cramped hawthorn, mess of anxious defaced carrier-bags, sunken half-empty cans and a note: ‘Two bottles today.’ The pox marked earth along with me derives no pleasure slouching nowhere near Byzantium. Tom Kelly Borderlines Number 42 … Continue reading →
Including two poems by Sheree Mack http://toddswift.blogspot.com/
Continue reading →Independent, The (London), Jun 25, 2008 by John Lucas Novelist and poet Michael Standen was an integral part of the literary scene of the North East, as novelist, poet, co-editor of the journal Other Poetry, an organiser of the invaluable … Continue reading →
Information on Current Issue – No. 25 Cover illustration Penelope Scott Stokes c.1939 Photograph © Susannah Tarbush Page 05 From Willow Gables to ‘Aubade’: Penelope Scott Stokes and Philip Larkin: Part 1 Susannah Tarbush Page 12 Warwick: A Larkin Sunday … Continue reading →
Nothing is ever how it seems to be am fed up with it like at school in Mr Fleck’s class Billy Brenner’s name wasn’t even Billy it was Nick Ally May
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