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Life, Laughter, Love, Truth

reconsummation wrote 1 week ago: I fell, stumbled, succumbed Yet, the thought of you kept me I hope you will someday know Know this, … more »

Depth beneath surface energy4 comments

permanenttourist wrote 2 weeks ago: My reviews of On Purpose by Nick Laird (above), Mario Petrucci’s Flowers of Sulphur and Todd … more »

Tags: mario petrucci, Nick Laird, poetry london, Todd Swift, tom chivers

new and unedited, "Voting Virgin" (written 6/12/08)

jenniferbadgley wrote 3 weeks ago:     The Voting Virgin   I explained again how to fill out the registration form, Skeptical, I ask … more »

stiffed (written 4/27/08)

jenniferbadgley wrote 1 month ago: stiffed    searching for continuity a haze of could-be customers swirl in beer soaked air driving … more »

Digging around in Bishopsgate2 comments

permanenttourist wrote 1 month ago: I spent this afternoon digging around in the Bishopsgate Institute’s archive, which is housed … more »

Tags: Bishopsgate, Archive, bishopsgate institute, charles goss, emanuel litvinoff, Jack Sheppard, jewish east end, matthew skelt

'How to Build a City' published in The Edgeless Shape

permanenttourist wrote 2 months ago: Most excellent literary magazine The Edgeless Shape (’a collection of new words and pictures … more »

Tags: New Work, Poetry, London, Urban, city, liverpool street, edgeless shape

"Black Panther" and Ackerman's Microcosm, &c.1 comment

permanenttourist wrote 3 months ago:   Today was a good day. First, a meeting with the lovely Will Carr, Director of The Poetry School. … more »

Tags: Bishopsgate, 34.4, East End, London, Poetry

Tears in the Fence 472 comments

permanenttourist wrote 3 months ago:   I’ve just received my copy of Tears in the Fence 47, which I think is one of the strongest … more »

Tags: Poetry, writing, tears in the fence, mustard

April is the cruellest month

permanenttourist wrote 3 months ago: Work off the intellectual lethargy of the Easter holiday with three forthcoming readings wot I am gi … more »

Tags: Poetry, London, tom chivers, Readings, Events, langoustine, angel poetry, tall lighthouse, look both ways

End of the beginning

permanenttourist wrote 3 months ago: London Word Festival ended on Thursday night with our lively discussion event, Book Futures, fo … more »

Tags: london word festival, generation txt, penned in the margins

Canon law5 comments

permanenttourist wrote 4 months ago: Sean O’Brien defends the canon in yesterday’s Guardian. I don’t quite know what to … more »

Tags: Poetry, Sean O'Brien, the canon

The Hill Fort

permanenttourist wrote 4 months ago: Its only defences now, a ring of gorse, cat snake in strange fruit tangling the land with vine, its … more »

Tags: New Work, Poetry, anthony joseph, owen sheers, Mashup

Landless space10 comments

permanenttourist wrote 4 months ago:   In a discussion event I organised as part of London Word Festival, Melanie Challenger advoca … more »

Tags: Poetry, melanie challenger, landscape, Internet, flashmobbing, Digital Technology, Urban Space

Vomage and other neologisms Pt. II

permanenttourist wrote 4 months ago: Video from London Word Festival launch party. There is a short clip of me reading the ‘Festiva … more »

Tags: london word festival, Launch, Drinking, vomage, neologism

Vomage and other neologisms

permanenttourist wrote 4 months ago: Vomage n. a tribute to the night before Just one of the coinages featured on ‘The Wall of Neo … more »

Tags: london word festival, Launch, Drinking, vomage, neologism

Paternoster vs Babelfish4 comments

permanenttourist wrote 4 months ago: Thanks to George Ttouli for translating some work in progress that I’d posted up here using va … more »

Tags: New Work, Paternoster, babelfish, oulipo, joe dunthorne, Ross Sutherland, george ttouli, translation

Various Poetastings2 comments

permanenttourist wrote 5 months ago: I’ve been out and about a fair bit this last week, handing out flyers for London Word Festival … more »

Tags: religion & politics, Poetry, London, eavan boland, chris mccabe, Salt, isobel dixon, simon barraclough, Politics

Brahmodya

permanenttourist wrote 5 months ago: Whole books are written in the quest to define the art of poetry. Not a definition as such, but I ra … more »

Tags: religion & politics, Poetry, Brahman, brahmodya, Poésie

Christmas parties3 comments

permanenttourist wrote 6 months ago: A brief hiatus in slowly bankrupting myself in overpriced gift shops allows me a moment to update … more »

Tags: New Work


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