Kirsten Irving – Page 2 – Sabotage

Deep River Apartments, ed. by Ivy Alvarez

September 16, 2013October 22, 2013 Editor Angela Readman, Blue Velvet, David Lynch, Dionisio Velasco, Elaine Borthwick, Eraserhead, Ivy Alvarez, J.L. Thompson, Jennie Cole, Kirsten Irving, Lost Highway, Mullholland Drive, Sam Rasnake, Shann Palmer, The Private Press, Twin Peaks, Wild at Heart

-Reviewed by John Canfield– Having already published chapbook anthologies tackling Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive, The Private Press have now

Seasonal/End of year

Poetry Pamphlets: A 2011 Top Ten

December 12, 2011 Editor 2011 poetry, amy de'ath, Angus Sinclair, Claire Trévien, Corrupt Press, Deborah Tyler-Bennett, Donut Press, Emily Hasler, Gatehouse Press, Happenstance Press, James McGonical, Jon Mitchell, JT Welsch, Kirsten Irving, Luke Kennard, Mariscat Press, Mark Burnhope, Megan Fernandes, Nine Arches, poetry, poetry pamphlets, Printed Matter Press, Rack Press, Roisin Tierney, salt modern voices, Sarah Dawson, Tim Cockburn, top ten, Wayne Holloway-Smith

-Assembled by Claire Trevien– Pamphlets make the perfect Christmas present or stocking filler. For one, they’re usually gorgeously produced objects,

‘What To Do’ by Kirsten Irving

July 10, 2011 Editor Agave, Aristotle, Attack of the 50 ft Woman, Bluebeard, Chris Emslie, Clifford Allen, Happenstance Press, Kirsten Irving, Leda, What to do

-Reviewed by Chris Emslie– Kirsten Irving’s What To Do is deceptively titled. The poems in this pamphlet present a series of speakers, each

‘No, Robot, No!’ by Jon Stone and Kirsten Irving

April 24, 2011 Editor Catullus, Claire Trévien, Eve Bishop, Forest Publications, Fuselit, Jon Stone, Kirsten Irving, No Robot No!, poetry, Polarity Magazine, Robots, Roy Marvin, Save the Forest, Sidekick Books

-Reviewed by Claire Trevien– Roy Marvin and Eve Bishop, the authors of No, Robot, No! are in fact, as you

Literary Blogs

March 5, 2011 Editor A.B. Jackson, Ahren Warner, Annie Freud, Baroque in Hackney, blogzines, Caroline Crew, Claire Trévien, Cut Out & Keep, Diagram, Eyewear, Flotsam, Fuselit, Hand + Star, Jane Holland, Jon Stone, Katy Evans-Bush, Kirsten Irving, Poetry Review, Raw Light, Roddy Lumsden, Sally Read, Todd Swift

At a recent Identity Parade event at Paris’ Shakespeare & Co, the four invited readers, A.B. Jackson, Annie Freud, Sally Read, Ahren

Polarity Magazine #1 ‘Death vs. Taxes’

June 29, 2010 Editor art, Byam Shaw, Carol Watts, Claire Trévien, flash fiction, Frank Key, George Ttouli, Hazel Atashroo, James Brookes, James Harringman, John Yeadon, Kirsten Irving, Martin Green, Mike Bradley, Neeral Bhatt, Peter Blegvad, Peter Davidson, poetry, Polarity Magazine, Sharon Kivland, Siavash Pournouri, Simon Barraclough, Surrealism

Polarity is a rare audacity in the midst of budget cuts: a beautifully produced glossy-papered magazine. At a time when