Wednesday 11 February, 2009 in Steve Willey This is something I did ages ago. It was published by London Poetry Systems but I wanted it to be available from Openned as well so here is the link to the poem: MIDNIGHT: SHRAPNEL: DEBRIS There is an audio file of me reading the work at the bottom of the image.
Wednesday 11 February, 2009 Double Change et les Revues parlées du Centre Pompidou vous invitent à une lecture de J.H. Prynne et Pierre Alferi le mercredi 11 février à 19h30 (précises) au Centre Pompidou, Petite salle, niveau. Entrée libre.
Wednesday 11 February, 2009 
Wednesday 11 February, 2009 You should check this out.... seriously: Three books rumoured lost, hand cut and stitched:
Wednesday 11 February, 2009 A new issue of Medulla, a vispo magazine, is now out. View online free. via Crg Hill
Wednesday 11 February, 2009 Ignoring her protests, laughing uproariously, M. Grenier tossed Mme DuPlessis back and forth on a swing a bit too vigorously. Off and up she went, landing, some twenty feet away, atop a nesting duck. Mme is fine; the duck, like Language poetry, is dead. Ah, l’ amour fou. Professors of the “Hate Socialist Collective” have published, in Poetry Magazine, a passionate manifesto against Poetry Magazine... As Bourdieu said of Cultural Courtship: Sometimes suitors come offering roses, and sometimes they bend over, offering their postérieurs. Having announced they would not “play with Harriet,” the Flarf poets also decided to not play with Possum. The hilarious meaning of such reluctance is perfectly obscure, understood but by those few who study such matters, in Chatelus-Saint-Marcellin.Read more.
Wednesday 11 February, 2009 [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOY-jJeOeBk&eurl=http://arts.pallimed.org/2009/01/youre-going-to-die.html&feature=player_embedded] Original post. via Silliman
Tuesday 10 February, 2009 You're fooling no one. Buy your own damn fries."Drunken sailors" have been removed from the lyrics of a nursery rhyme in a government-funded books project.
But the Bookstart charity says the re-writing of What Shall We Do With the Drunken Sailor? has "absolutely nothing to do with political correctness". The charity says that the shift from drunken sailor to "grumpy pirate" was to make the rhyme fit a pirate theme, rather than censorship.
Tuesday 10 February, 2009 Sunday 15th February, 3 - 5pm
Tuesday 10 February, 2009 Tuesday 17th February, 7.30pm