I have a much longer ‘end of year’ post lined up but for now I thought I’d post a quick subs update for this year.…
Poetry
I have a much longer ‘end of year’ post lined up but for now I thought I’d post a quick subs update for this year.…
An interesting book came my way from Bloodaxe recently – a book of books, you might call it, or perhaps an anthology of collections. Home…
Getting to and from London from the south coast is ten times harder than it used to be these days, as the rail company (which has…
It’s easy to lose the rhythm of blogging – I’ve been lacking the motivation lately, partly out of a feeling of ‘what is there really…
It’s always a joy to hear poet friend Charlotte giving a reading. There’s a weight to her voice, a rootedness … it’s hard to explain…
On becoming a poet in Australia, putting images in the wrong order, and John Ashbery’s baskets: in conversation with Marion Tracy. When I asked poet…
It’s been a tricky month so far for finding the time and inclination to blog, so I thought I’d write a quick update. I have a…
My final interviewee in this series is E.E. Nobbs. Elly is a Canadian poet whose book The Invisible Girl won the Doire Press International Chapbook…
This is the penultimate post in this ‘Seven Questions’ series, I’ve hope you’ve enjoyed it as much as I have – there have been some…
This is from a reading I did in Eastbourne earlier this year and the poem appeared in The Interpreter’s House in June. Apologies for the sound…