Roddy Lumsden – Sabotage

Pamphlets Poetry

The Emmores by Richard O’Brien

March 10, 2014March 10, 2014 Editor Bob Dylan, Christopher Marlowe, David Clarke, Ovid, Richard O'Brien, Roddy Lumsden, The Emma Press

-Reviewed by David Clarke– Richard O’Brien’s short pamphlet of 13 poems, The Emmores, takes its punning title from Ovid’s

Anthology Collaboration Collection Conversation

Enemies: The Selected Collaborations of SJ Fowler

January 4, 2014January 4, 2014 Editor Alexander Kell, Arts Council, British Museum, Chris McCabe, Claire Potter, Dave Berridge, David Clarke, Jerwood Foundation, L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, Mikhail Bakhtin, Nathan Hamilton, Penned in the Margins, Roddy Lumsden, Roland Barthes, Sam Riviere, Sian Williams, SJ Fowler, Tom Jenks, Wim Wenders

-Reviewed by David Clarke– The Russian critic Mikhail Bakhtin once argued that the distinguishing feature of the novel was

An interview with Alex MacDonald, curator of Selected Poems

August 5, 2011 Editor Alex MacDonald, Anon, Arts Council, Betsy Trotwood, Claire Askew, Claire Trévien, Clinic, David Harsent, Days of Roses, Emily Berry, Five Dials, Frank O'Hara, Highgate Oxfam Book Store, Ian Hamilton, Jo Shapcott, Jonathan Faires, Night & Day, Paul Celan, poetry magazine, Poetry Review, Roddy Lumsden, Sam Riviere, selected poems, Starry Nights, The London Review of Books, The Rialto, The White Review, TS Eliot, V&A Reading Rooms

-Interviewed by Claire Trevien– Alex MacDonald is the organizer of Selected Poems, a monthly poetry night at the V&A where

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

In conversation with Roddy Lumsden

January 15, 2011 Editor Assent, Best British Poetry 2011, Claire Trévien, Forward Prize, Heather Phillipson, Les Murray, Nathan Hamilton, Pen Pusher, Poetry Library, Poetry London, Poetry Nottingham, Roddy Lumsden, salt publishing, The Rialto, Vidyan Ravinthiran

Having heard through his interview with Ink Sweat & Tears that poet Roddy Lumsden was selecting for Best British Poetry

Seasonal/End of year

End of Year Round-Up: Jon Stone

December 24, 2010 Editor Fuselit, Gosford Park, Happenstance Press, Identity Parade, Jon Stone, Matthew Caley, Nutshell, Poetry London, Polarity Magazine, Roddy Lumsden, Sarah Hesketh, Sidekick Books, Silkworms Ink

A continuation of the End of Year Series, you can read Luke Kennard’s answers here and what our reviewers have