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Poetry Spoken Word

The Splitting of the Mermaid by Lucy Ayrton

July 25, 2014July 26, 2014 Editor Andie Berryman, Burton Taylor Studio, EdFringe, Feminism, feminist poetry, Lucy Ayrton, The Splitting of the Mermaid

-Reviewed by Andie Berryman– In a rash of pre-Edinburgh fringe shows I caught Lucy Ayrton’s The Splitting of the Mermaid at

Anthology Poetry

The Book of Scented Things: 100 Contemporary Poems about Perfume (ed. by Jehanne Dubrow and Lindsay Lusby)

July 20, 2014 Editor Alan Michael Parker, Alyssa Harad, Amit Majmudar, Andrew Marvell, Atelier Cologne, Basenotes, Bond No.9, Carla Echavarria, Caron, Chad Davidson, Claire Trévien, Cody Walker, Emilia Phillips, James Arthur, James Heeley, Jane Satterfield, Jehanne Dubrow, Jeux de Peau, Jo Malone, Leslie Harrison, Lindsay Lusby, Literary House Press, Matthew Thorburn, Matthew Zapruder, Michel de Montaigne, Narcisse Noir, Penning Perfumes, Perfume, Providence Perfume Co., Rachel Hadas, Rebecca Hazelton, Sarah Vap, Scent, Serge Lutens, Seth Abramson, Shara Lessley, The Rose O’Neill Literary House, Tom Ford, Washington College

-Reviewed by Claire Trévien– The Book of Scented Things: 100 Contemporary Poems about Perfume, edited by Jehanne Dubrow and Lindsay

Magazine Poetry Uncategorized

The Germ #1 and #2 (ed. Jonny Bruce)

July 13, 2014July 14, 2014 Editor Billy Mills, Duncan Montgomery, George Williams, Henry Buckoke, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Jamie Curtis-Hayward, John Cage, Jonny Bruce, Lettice Franklin, Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Rowan Ewan, The Germ

-Reviewed by Billy Mills– The original Germ was an organ of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Subtitled ‘Thoughts towards Nature in Poetry,

Pamphlets Poetry

The Old Madness by Kate White

July 3, 2014 Editor Bethany W. Pope, Helen ivory, Kate White, Pighog Press

-Reviewed by Bethany W. Pope– There is such a thing as a beautiful darkness. Kate White’s pamphlet The Old Madness,

Pamphlets Poetry

Funerals & Thrones by JD Scott

June 30, 2014May 1, 2017 Editor Birds of Lace, Erik Kennedy

-Reviewed by Erik Kennedy– For the poet of faith, the bedroom is a chapel, a hermit’s cave, a sanctuary; for

Pamphlets Poetry

Sylvia by Antoine Wauters

June 27, 2014June 28, 2014 Editor Antoine Wauters, Cheyne éditeurs, Morgane Rémy

-Reviewed by Morgane Remy– How do you mourn when you haven’t had the chance to properly say goodbye to a

Pamphlets Poetry Uncategorized

Cutting Up the Economist by Clive Birnie

June 23, 2014 Editor Burning Eye Books, Clive Birnie, David Clarke, The Economist

-Reviewed by David Clarke– Clive Birnie’s pamphlet Cutting up the Economist is the result of a five year project in

Anthology Poetry Uncategorized

Mimic Octopus: an anthology of poetic imitation (ed. Will Harris & Richard Osmond)

June 18, 2014June 19, 2014 Editor 13 Pages, André Naffis-Sahely, Andrew Motion, Andrew Zurcher, Anthony Adler, Craig Raine, de Campos, Douglas Oliver, Edward Norton, Ezra Pound, Grandchildren of Albion, Hugo Williams, Ira Lightman, Jon Stone, Mina Gorji, Paul Muldoon, Pessoa, Peter Cook, Richard Osmond, Robert Lowell, Rupert Pupkin, Sarah Howe, Wade Davis, Will Harris, William Wycherley

-Reviewed by Ira Lightman– A “mimic octopus” isn’t a chameleon, a mere canvas. It mimes its whole body to act

Tim Wells: Stand Up and Spit

June 16, 2014June 16, 2014 Editor Arts Council England, Attila the Stockbroker, Hip-Hop, John Cooper Clarke, Linton Kwesi Johnston, Michael Smith, Ranting Project, Reggae, Spoken Word History, Stand Up and Spit, The Roundhouse Collective, Tim Wells

-In Conversation with Tim Wells about his Ranting Project- I did a separate couple of interviews last year for creative writing students

Pamphlets Poetry

Icumen by Gillian Allnutt

June 15, 2014 Editor Bloodaxe Books, Gillian Allnutt, James Mcloughlin, Literal Fish

-Reviewed by James Mcloughlin– Coming in the wake of a series of Bloodaxe Books, Gillian Allnutt’s debut Literal Fish chapbook