Blogs about: Iain Sinclair
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A Poem for Barry
A poem for Barry MacSweeney, in time for Sunday’s BBC Radio 4 documentary (4.30pm). This is from my collection How To Build A City and was written, I think, in 2003. On Kinder Scout All the … more →
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Award winning writer Iain Sinclair gives a guest lecture at Lancaster University
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helenperkins wrote 2 days ago: With white hair, a tailored jacket and not a tremor of nerves, the award-winning British author Iain … more →
Here's a wee snippet of the London Perambulator... by John Rogers (@fugueur) on Vidly
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londonperambulator wrote 1 week ago: more about "Here’s a wee snippet of the London Pe…", posted with vodpod … more →
Happy Birthday M1
matthewparsons wrote 3 weeks ago: Had no idea it was the M1’s 50th birthday today, and surprised it was being celebrated. Anyway … more →
Caught By The River - online articles
robinturnerwriting wrote 1 month ago: A selection of pieces from Caught By The River. Embryonic Oct ‘09 The Dalston Mill Jul ‘ … more →
Psychogeography in popular culture – rural space
melaniemenardarts wrote 1 month ago: A short post today. I am reading different things and need to leave the information rest before I ca … more →
Deep undercover
jonsmalldon wrote 2 months ago: Our Kids Are Going to Hell is the provocatively titled new book from Robin Maddock, whose work featu … more →
Iain Sinclair
themanchesterzedders wrote 2 months ago: By Liam Iain Sinclair The writer and film-maker Iain Sinclair is, like us, a fan of walking in citie … more →
A Poem for Barry
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Tom wrote 2 months ago: A poem for Barry MacSweeney, in time for Sunday’s BBC Radio 4 documentary (4.30pm). This is fr … more →
50 up
westrow wrote 3 months ago: We have just published the 50th issue of Tears in the Fence, magazine of poetry and prose. Published … more →
When is fiction not fiction? When it is documentary fiction.
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keenanj wrote 3 months ago: Since its publication The Thoughtful Dresserby Linda Grant has garnered a bit of feedback. It has b … more →
Notes Towards a Rural Psychogeography: Richard Long at Tate Britain
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sam wrote 3 months ago: Psychogeography, as a term, is now so bandied about that its promise of a radical revaluation of the … more →
#3 - Trapped inside Iain Sinclair’s memory-hole
baddalstonshortfiction wrote 3 months ago: Collins awoke. Bad taste in the mouth. He could feel the pressure of the blue Olympic fence, that gr … more →
Enclosing Wild Orchids
Al wrote 4 months ago: For today’s post, allumination brings you – Iain Sinclair live! He’s reading from … more →
Psycho-geriatric, psycho-geography
59xmas wrote 4 months ago: The force of a demonstration felt through a gap between a row of terraces, remonstration of my femin … more →
Krishna at the Klinker, 02 07 09
Al wrote 4 months ago: Well, last week was a very cultural week, with Michael Moorcock, Iain Sinclair and Alan Moore live a … more →
Barbara Nadel: Chatting about her newest books and the facts of writing
richardkunzmann wrote 4 months ago: I first met Barbara Nadel at last year’s Guildford Book Festival, when we sat down with Martyn Waite … more →
Heavy, man v Light humour : Iain Sinclair v Jerome K. Jerome
backwatersman wrote 5 months ago: For the past week or so I’ve been struggling with Iain Sinclair’s new book Hackney, tha … more →
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Book Signings, Embarrassment and the Consolidation of Every Fictional Construct Into One Glorious Paean to Human Imagination.
http://nikdrou.wordpress.com wrote 6 months ago: I’ll finish the thing about dream endings another time. I got stuck. Last Saturday saw me make a mo … more →
