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Friday 16th - Saturday 17th April Tim Atkins Sean Bonney Andrea Brady Stuart Calton Vahni Capildeo Chris Goode Alan Halsey Jeremy Hardingham Alan Hay Jeff Hilson Tom Jones Trevor Joyce Justin Katko Michael Kindellan Geraldine Monk Marianne Morris Tom Raworth Sophie Robinson Jonty Tiplady Carol Watts Information about costs, times, venues, and line-up will be […]

The new issue of the Ekleksographia online magazine gone live. Guest editor Philip Davenport has put together ‘William Blake and the Naked Teaparty’.http://ekleksographia.ahadadabooks.com/davenport/The issue of Ekleksographia he's edited is a broader human issue – that of lost touch. This version of the magazine is a digital flag for handwriting and hum […]

William Blake and the Naked Teaparty12/03/2010 at 6:56 am · Filed under Publications and tagged: ekleksographia, Jesse Glass, Jonathan Penton, Phil Davenport, Tom JenksThe new issue of Ekleksographia online magazine ‘William Blake and the Naked Teaparty’ guest edited by Philip Davenport features textworks that emphasise the touch – handwrit and haptic – part […]

The winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award is Rae Armantrout Harryette Mullen: finding where the bodies are buried Harryette in Portuguese Women who blog Laura Hinton on women in academe The gender wage gap around the world Marjorie Perloff curates the Ubuweb top ten for March The (conceptual) pleasures of the (conceptual) text “the greatest French […]

I watched twenty-two movies tonight, though (admittedly) at least one of them was under a minute long, and Stan Brakhage is certainly a poet with film, or was, and a couple of his films are clearly filmpoems. There is a reason that his brand of filmmaking was occasionally called the poetic cinema. His films are beautiful, personal, revelatory, and sometimes […]

Steven Fama engages Mairead Byrne's, STATE HOUSE CALENDAR