The latest issue of Pleiades has a 35 page review of Johnson’s work. Read it here.
Via Jeffrey Side.
The latest issue of Pleiades has a 35 page review of Johnson’s work. Read it here.
Via Jeffrey Side.
Absolute Elsewhere is a collaborative text and image project by James Davies and Simon Taylor – collectively known as Joy As Tiresome Vandalism. The latest instalment is online now. Click here to view the whole project.
Technical difficulties have dogged this film of Tom Jenks reading at the inaugaral Other Room in April 2008, but it is now ready for viewing.
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This event will not take place. Any tickets purchased will be refunded. But there will be two other events at Edge Hill:
3rd March 2010 Jenn Ashworth was born in 1982 in Preston, Lancashire and studied at Cambridge and Manchester. She’s worked as a barmaid, a waitress, a Samaritan and a cleaner and she currently lives with her daughter in Preston and runs a library inside a prison. She writes a blog here: www.jennashworth.blogspot.com and her first novel was published with Arcadia in May 2009: A Kind of Intimacy Rose Theatre. 7.30: £3.50
20th April : Open Poetry and Poetics meeting: Carrie Etter: 6-8.00, venue in Education Block: E22; free
On her anthology Infinite Difference and her own poetry. Carrie Etter is an American poet resident in England since 2001. Previously she lived in Normal, Illinois (until age 19) and southern California (from age 19 to 32). In the UK, her poems have appeared in, amongst others, New Welsh Review, Poetry Wales, Poetry Review, PN Review, Shearsman, Stand and TLS, while in the US her poems have appeared in magazines such as Aufgabe, Columbia, Court Green, The Iowa Review, The New Republic, Seneca Review. Her first collection, The Tethers, was published by Seren in June 2009, and her second, Divining for Starters, containing more experimental work, is due for publication by Shearsman Books in 2011. he is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing for Bath Spa University.
Eminent critic discusses modernism and post-modernism with Jeffrey Side for Poetry Salzburg Review. Clive James fans should look away now. Read the interview here.
Mersey Basin – an exhibition. Featuring a film of Scott Thurston’s Treading Water performance at Otterspool Park last summer. 1 – 19 March 2010. Click here for the flier.
Alec Newman continues his winter offensive with two new titles: North by Matt Dalby and Birds by Neil Campbell. More here.

Out now for mail order from The Knives Forks and Spoons Press.
A reminder that Sean Bonney, Ken Edwards, Allen Fisher, Alan Halsey, Geraldine Monk & Maggie O’Sullivan will read the whole of “Cycles” to launch the first volume of Bill Griffiths’ Collected Poems.
It’s in Room Clore 203, Clore Management Centre, Birkbeck College (across the square facing the main entrance), London WC1, starting at 7.30pm.
Entrance free.
Via Ken Edwards
W.N. Herbert, will be reading at the Chapman Art Gallery, University of Salford tomorrow, Tuesday 16 Feb from 1-2pm. Admission is free and all are welcome.
Holly Pester interviewed by The Other Room, February 3rd 2010. Part of The Other Room interview series.
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Steven Waling interviewed by The Other Room, February 3rd 2010. Part of The Other Room interview series.
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Rob Holloway interviewed by The Other Room, February 3rd 2010. Part of The Other Room interview series.
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Plus-que Parfait is an evolving, open-ended text created by Emily Howard, Mark Cobley & Simon Howard. Emily is a musician & writer & the founder of Ensemble Youkali, Mark blogs at the red ceilings, Simon at walking in the ceiling. Mark & Simon have recent books from The Arthur Shilling Press. The three are not related, except where they are related; they do not live in the same place/space except when two of them do.
More here.
Via Harry Godwin
Films of all three readers who performed at The Other Room on February 3rd are now available (see below). Interviews with Rob Holloway, Holly Pester and Steven Waling will be available on Monday morning.
Harry Godwin’s estimable imprint is now offering an annual subscription for a highly economical £12. For this, you get at least 6 chapbooks, plus the option to buy more books the press publishes at a discount rate. As if this were not enough, you can even have your name listed on the site and a link to your own site or blog – a fine way to burnish your own poetic escutcheon. More details here.
Rob Holloway reads at The Other Room, February 3rd 2010.
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Steven Waling’s reading for The Other Room, February 3rd 2010.
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Technical problems have dogged this upload, but should be resolved now. This version of Alan’s reading at the very first Other Room on April 9th 2008 should take seconds rather than minutes to load.
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