SPINE Vol. 2
SPINE Vol. 2: Issue 2 is now online, featuring:
- Susan Banks
- Simon Charlton
- Harry Godwin
- Charlotte Gringras
- Jim Heavily
- Derek Henderson
- Simon Howard
- Robert Leitz
- Chris McCabe
- John Muckle
- Jack Seward
- David Simms
- Robert Smith
SPINE Vol. 2: Issue 2 is now online, featuring:
Extracts from the first two Cambridge Literary Reviews are available to view and listen to online. via Timothy Thornton
ntst collects 750 of Geof Huth’s pwoemrds; one word poems, visual plays, portmanteaus, abbreviations and cuts of regular words. In the lineage of Aram Saroyan’s classic 60s minimalist works these poems show the great maximalism of minimalism and are always both inside and outside.
£8, if p then q, 2010 (120 pages)
ISBN 978-0-9558641-5-5
You can view a sample of Geof Huth's forthcoming publication from if p then q, ntst, by clicking here.
via The Other Room
The poetry library has completed its digital archiving of Matchbox finishing with issues 7-12: Allen Fisher/Maja Fagerberg, Craig Dworkin, Scott Thurston/Simon Taylor, Chris McCabe, Matthew Welton, Tom Jenks
The British Library will shortly be permanently archiving Openned as part of its UK Web Archive. If any of your work is featured on Openned, it will be copied as part of the archiving process. If you do not wish to be part of this archive, please Contact us by Monday 8th March and we will remove your work from Openned.
press free press is Sejal Chad, Becky Cremin, Ryan Ormonde and Karen Sandhu.
press free press is a poetic collective
press free press is a restless poetic collective, committed to poetics and performance, yet restless within poetic and performance scenes: committed to dialogue and response, democracy and openness of practice.
Check out the website.
Recently, a couple of authors who have Reality Street books forthcoming have enquired about e-book versions of their published work. Am I planning to make such available? Or if not, do they retain the right to do so?
Any thoughts on eBooks, anyone?
The Other Room recently interviewed Rob Holloway, Holly Pester and Steven Waling.
Announcing the launch of a new online review of books covering Marxism and philosophy. The first batch of reviews now online, with new reviews added regularly. Part of the redesigned Marx & Philosophy Society web site. Edited by Sean Sayers and members of the Society.
For reviews and to subscribe go to the website.
via Drew Milne
Now online. Featuring: