S.J. Fowler – Sabotage

Conversation Interview

“It’s all one enormous blancmange” – an interview with S J Fowler

March 10, 2015March 16, 2015 William Barrett aesthetic malingering, Anselm Hollo, avant garde, Caroline Bergvall, Chris McCabe, Christodoulos Makris, Cia Rinne, conceptual poetry, Dylan Nyoukis, Emily Critchley, errata, Hannah Silva, Holly Pester, J.H. Prynne, James Wilkes, Jeff Hilson, Keston Sutherland, modernism, Philip Terry, Raymond Queneau, S.J. Fowler, Sean Bonney, Tamarin Norwood, The Rottweiler’s Guide to the Dog Owner, Tim Atkins, Tom Chivers, Tom Jenks, Tom Raworth

-interviewed by Will Barrett- The following interview with S J Fowler was done over email. I’ve met Steven several times

Magazine Online Magazine

Missing Slate #8 (Winter 2013)

June 18, 2013 Editor Anna Selby, Aysha Raja, Caleb Klaces, Heather Phillipson, Issuu, J.S. Watts, James Byrne, Jen Hadfield, Jon Stone, Kathryn Simmonds, Kindle, Liz Berry, Lorraine Mariner, Luke Kennard, Melanie Challenger, Ryan Van Winkle, S.J. Fowler, The Great Gatsby, Toby Martinez De Las Rivas

-Reviewed by J.S.Watts– I had better begin by stating, for the record, that I am a traditionalist when it comes to