William Blake – Sabotage

Anthology Pamphlets Poetry

A Candle to Light you to Bed: Four Candlestick Press Pamphlets

August 13, 2015August 12, 2015 Becky Varley-Winter Allison McVety, angela topping, Anne Finch, Anne Stevenson, Byron, Candlestick Press, Carol Ann Duffy, Christopher James, Don Paterson, Emily Dickinson, Germaine Greer, Gillian Clarke, Gwynneth Lewis, Henry Howard, Imtiaz Dharker, Jackie Kay, Jane Durcan, Jessie Pope, John Agard, John Donne, Kate Clanchy, Kathleen Raine, Liz Lochhead, Lydia Towsey, Maura Dooley, Roy Marshall, Sue Dymock, Sylvia Plath, Ten Bedtime Poems (Volume Two), Ten Poems About Babies, Ten Poems about Knitting, Ten Sonnets by William Shakespeare, Tennyson, W. H. Auden, William Blake, William Butler Yeats, William Shakespeare, William Wordsworth

– Reviewed by Angela Topping – Ten Sonnets by William Shakespeare Ten Poems about Babies Ten Poems about Knitting Ten

Metalalia

Conversation Short Stories

Interview with Metalalia

April 8, 2014April 8, 2014 dj4twinx Alex Nicholson, Bjork, China Miéville, Fairy Tales, Metalalia, Pam Shaffer, Perrault, PJ Harvey, storytelling, Superbard, Terry Pratchett, The Brothers Grimm, The Flood, Tori Amos, William Blake

Writer Alex Nicholson and musician Pam Shaffer launch their new multimedia story-telling experience this month, a collaboration that has brought

Albion by Stephen Emmerson

September 20, 2013October 22, 2013 Editor Installation poetry, Like This Press, Paul McMenemy, Stephen Emmerson, William Blake

-Reviewed by Paul McMenemy– Albion is the product of an artwork installed by Stephen Emmerson in Inland Studios, South

All of the Above Collaboration Conversation Play of Voices

‘Whitehall Jackals’ by Chris McCabe and Jeremy Reed

July 23, 2013 Editor Barry MacSweeney, Black Mountain, Chelsea, Chris McCabe, David Bowie, David Jones, Docklands, Iain Sinclair, J.H. Prynne, Jeremy Reed, London, Monet, Nine Arches Press, political poetry, psychogeography, Rolling Stones, T. S. Eliot, the New York School, Tom Raworth, Tony Blair, William Blake

-Reviewed by Billy Mills– Whitehall Jackals is a collaborative poem sequence written by Chris McCabe, a Liverpool-born, London-based poet