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Peter Reading on posterity
“There’s no posterity to write for. I’m writing now for mutated arthropods.” - Peter Reading interviewed by Robert Potts, Oxford Poetry, Winter 1990/91… more →
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Peter Reading on posterity
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Michelle wrote 3 weeks ago: “There’s no posterity to write for. I’m writing now for mutated arthropods. … more →
Bright Star 2009
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Lady Ashley wrote 1 month ago: After Beau Brummell, it’s hard to go wrong — and Bright Star doesn’t. SPOILER WARN … more →
Bright Star 2009
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Lady Ashley wrote 1 month ago: After Beau Brummell, it’s hard to go wrong — and Bright Star doesn’t. SPOILER WARN … more →
Beau Brummell (2006)
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Lady Ashley wrote 1 month ago: “There are but three great men of our age, myself, Napoleon and Brummell, but of we three, the … more →
Jo Hemmant's The Den
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Michelle wrote 1 month ago: Jo Hemmant Jo Hemmant spent many years working as a journalist and editor and only began writing … more →
Roy Woolley
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Michelle wrote 1 month ago: Roy Woolley Roy Woolley has had poems published in The Wolf, The Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review … more →
Alice Oswald
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Michelle wrote 2 months ago: “Poems, like dreams, have a visible subject and an invisible one. The invisible one is the … more →
Julia Copus on writing poems
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Michelle wrote 3 months ago: “Writing poems is a bit like panning for gold. You have to be prepared to sit for a long wh … more →
The Poem
Annette Julia Dunlea wrote 4 months ago: http://www.thepoem.co.uk/ Welcome to The Poem web site, a taster of contemporary poetry in Britain … more →
New "Bright Star" Trailer
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Lady Ashley wrote 4 months ago: Bright Star, a notable Cannes film spotlighting the romance of poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne, is … more →
Simon Freedman
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Michelle wrote 6 months ago: Unfolding Simon Freedman On the empty desk in the numb light he shreds an origami bird Wal … more →
Tim Wells' Rougher Yet
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Michelle wrote 6 months ago: A Ruffer Version Tim Wells That time in Efes, when the killer strolled in, I’m sure M … more →
Fiona Pitt-Kethley's Selected Poems
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Michelle wrote 6 months ago: Song of the Nymphomaniac Fiona Pitt-Kethley From Baffin Bay down to Tasmania I’ve pre … more →
Tom Chivers' How to Build a City
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Michelle wrote 6 months ago: Your Name Has Been Randomly Selected Tom Chivers Pennie Rakestraw emailed details of my ord … more →
Alison Brackenbury
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Michelle wrote 6 months ago: Alison writes: “This poem is loosely based on the life of Francesca Cuzzoni, one of Hande … more →
Ian Parks
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Michelle wrote 6 months ago: Shell Island Ian Parks The girl is tall and never thinks of food unless he brings her oysters fr … more →
Angela France's Occupation and a Ledbury Poetry Festival Launch
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Michelle wrote 6 months ago: The Florist Explains Mimesis Angela France It begins with the cut. Not secateurs, never scisso … more →
‘Books, What a Jolly Company They Are’ – Siegfried Sassoon’s ‘Repression of War Experience’ – Quote of the Day / Maureen Corrigan
1minutebookreviewswordpresscom wrote 6 months ago: How much comfort can books offer as the death toll rises in Iraq and Afghanistan? Maureen Corrigan r … more →
Andrea Porter's A Season of Small Insanities
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Michelle wrote 7 months ago: Yield Andrea Porter The drivers on New York arteries are blooded by the necessity of cut an … more →
