Kelvin Corcoran has started a new press (or, rather, revived an old one): his Gratton Street Irregulars intends to specialise in pamphlets, with current ones by Nathan Thompson (lately of Litter) and Ralph Hawkins.
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I also hadn't realised that Andrew Duncan now has a blog - using it to continue his Angel Exhaust musings - full of articles and reviews written with his usual panache. Click here.
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- I founded Leafe Press in 2000 and am now co-editor. I've edited Litter magazine since 2005. I was born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and I live in Nottingham. My most recent book is "Variations on Painting a Room: Poems 2000-2010" from Skysill Press. I've also published this translation: Yves Bonnefoy, "Début et Fin de la Neige/The Beginning and End of the Snow" (Leafe/Bamboo Books).
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3 comments:
my kanji is a bit rusty... can you translate this?
it is not so much that
I need to know what
Dumn Sum is saying
but rather it is that. well:
enough about him
let s talk about me
Ed, the comments in Chinese (?) script (now removed) are spam - generated by software programs and intended to lure people to dubious websites. They only seem to be able to infect the most recent posting, and I delete them as soon as I see them.
I went into a
dubious web site ....
once
and just about never returned
sort of like Alice going down down down into that rabbit hole
OHHH that reminds me
I have a copy of that 1966 BBC production of
Alice in Wonderland
stars: Sir John Gielgud, Peter Sellers, Sir Michael Redgrave, Peter Cook, etc and Anne-Marie Mallik as Alice.
SOME GOTHIC TALE!
have only seen clips of this on PBS now will inhale the entire thing... looks like a feast for the imagination.
and "dig it" Ravi Shankar does the original music!
cheers, EB
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