Thursday, 18 August 2011
Tim Atkins - Kendo Nagasaki
Tim Atkins - Kendo Nagasaki
Tim Atkins is the author of numerous broadsides, pamphlets, chapbooks, and monographs. Editor of onedit and contributing editor to Lungfull!!!! magazine, recent volumes include Horace (O Books), Petrarch (Crater), and Petrarch (Barque). The Tim Atkins Annual is due out in Christmas 2011.
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Thursday, 11 August 2011
Louis Eastwood - Tearthunder
Louis Eastwood - Tearthunder
Louis Eastwood lives in London. He is the editor of Friary Rd House editions. He has been published in halfcircle.
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Louis Eastwood lives in London. He is the editor of Friary Rd House editions. He has been published in halfcircle.
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Friday, 15 July 2011
Joe Luna - Failcore Outtake
Now available in A3 postcard format (590 gsm):
Failcore Outtake
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Joe Luna is the editor of Hi Zero magazine and proprietor of the Hi Zero reading series in Brighton, UK. A book of poems, LVRSLVRSLVRSLVRS, came out earlier this year; the collaborative pamphlet "Poems, written between October and December 2010..." came out last month on Grasp Press. He is a postgraduate student at the University of Sussex.
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Failcore Outtake
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Joe Luna is the editor of Hi Zero magazine and proprietor of the Hi Zero reading series in Brighton, UK. A book of poems, LVRSLVRSLVRSLVRS, came out earlier this year; the collaborative pamphlet "Poems, written between October and December 2010..." came out last month on Grasp Press. He is a postgraduate student at the University of Sussex.
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Thursday, 7 July 2011
Ron Paste - Free Lunch Poems
Free Lunch Poems 1
Free Lunch Poems 2
Free Lunch Poems 3
Ron Paste (né Peats) is the assistant editor of British poetry news blog, The Lyre. He has been mowing other men’s flowers since his anthology, Other Men’s Flowers (Landfill, 2007). Free Lunch Poems are taken from his Twitter feed, Gathering Swallows. He lives in.
Free Lunch Poems 2
Free Lunch Poems 3
Ron Paste (né Peats) is the assistant editor of British poetry news blog, The Lyre. He has been mowing other men’s flowers since his anthology, Other Men’s Flowers (Landfill, 2007). Free Lunch Poems are taken from his Twitter feed, Gathering Swallows. He lives in.
Sunday, 26 June 2011
James Davies - At MACBA
James Davies is editor of if p then q, former editor of the cult poetry object Matchbox, sometime collaborator with Simon Taylor as Joy as Tiresome Vandalism and is one of the organisers of Manchester-based The Other Room poetry night and website. His first collection, Plants, was published by Reality Street in 2011.
(Thanks to Ken Edwards of Reality Street for his help.)
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Monday, 6 June 2011
Sam Riviere - The Sweet New Style
The Sweet New Style
Sam Riviere co-edits the anthology series Stop Sharpening Your Knives, and was a recipient of a 2009 Eric Gregory Award. His first poetry pamphlet was published by Faber in 2010 under the Faber New Poets scheme.
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Thursday, 2 June 2011
Tina Bass - Graunch
Graunch
Tina Bass currently lives, works and studies in the Midlands of England. She has had two poetry chapbooks published and a book of conversations:
(2008) Mouthings, Intercapillary Editions, (free to download) http://intercapillaryspace.blogspot.com/2008/10/tina-bass-mouthings.html
(2007) Mechanical Expressions, Writers Forum, Surrey, ISBN 987-1-84254-106-7
(2006) Fat Man Dancing, Poetry Monthly Press, Nottingham, ISBN 1-905-126-52-2
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Tina Bass currently lives, works and studies in the Midlands of England. She has had two poetry chapbooks published and a book of conversations:
(2008) Mouthings, Intercapillary Editions, (free to download) http://intercapillaryspace.blogspot.com/2008/10/tina-bass-mouthings.html
(2007) Mechanical Expressions, Writers Forum, Surrey, ISBN 987-1-84254-106-7
(2006) Fat Man Dancing, Poetry Monthly Press, Nottingham, ISBN 1-905-126-52-2
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