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Category Archives: great literature
“It’s Only Words”: In conversation with Marc Nash
(We have a Facebook page now – do come and “like” us and say hi) Marc Nash, author of A, B & E, was the first “writer off the internet” I ever met, when we both did our debut readings – … Continue reading
A New York Story
(We have a Facebook page now – do come and “like” us and say hi) Last year I got to spend two days working with New York’s Katelan Foisy, photographer, salonista, publisher, model, artist and author. If you’ve read the … Continue reading
Posted in great literature, urban writing, we recommend
Tagged Katelan Foisy, mike lala, new yprk, punk
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Claire-Obscure Revisited
(We have a Facebook page now – do come and “like” us and say hi) I am reposting this for Memorial Day Weekend to coincide with a fantastic event on November Hill Press. Do go and visit this site to … Continue reading
Posted in books, great literature, we recommend
Tagged Billie Hinton, Claire-Obscure, November Hill Press
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Hands and Days
(We have a Facebook page now – do come and “like” us and say hi) It was an absolute privilege last year to be involved with the judging of Oxford International Women’s Festival Poetry Competition, and to host the Poetry … Continue reading
Solid
(We have a Facebook page now – do come and “like” us and say hi) I’m going to be very bold, and dare to put a piece of my own up, not because I think it’s up to the same … Continue reading
Posted in Dan Holloway, great literature
Tagged Aimee Mann, grit lit, Higgs Boson, Magnolia
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Laura
(We have a Facebook page now – do come and “like” us and say hi) I can only dream of horses and dogs in this place. Strong, sweating beasts with slick coats and wild looks in their eyes, spittle foaming … Continue reading
Posted in great literature, sarah e melville
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Poems by Stuart Estell
(We have a Facebook page now – do come and “like” us and say hi) Stuart Estell is a poet and musician. His style is, well, something I hesitate to define because it doesn’t really fit any categories I know … Continue reading
Posted in great literature, we recommend
Tagged minimalism, music, poetry, Stuart Estell
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Rust
(We have a Facebook page now – do come and “like” us and say hi) So this is something new. On Sundays we’ll be featuring the very best writing we’ve found (always with permission, and with copyright remaining 100% the … Continue reading