My long-ish poem, ‘Five a Week’, is out in full in the latest Blackbox Manifold, No. 21 (Winter 2018). As ever, there’s a really good selection of work in the issue; especially to my taste is Katy Lewis Hood’s ‘smoke screen fragments’, which makes lyrical use of coordinates and trig-point measurements, as ways of naming… Continue reading ‘Five a Week’ in Blackbox Manifold + review
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Reading at Xing the Line 20 Dec (7.30pm)
poetry: xing the line, 20 Dec, 7.30pm. Dan Eltringham : Beth Hopkins & Andrew Spragg : Samantha Walton. I K L E C T I K, ‘Old Paradise Yard’ 20 Carlisle Lane, SE1 7LG London. Beth Hopkins & Andrew Spragg will be reading from their new Litmus book dogtown: http://www.litmuspublishing.co.uk/Shop/978-0-9927072-8-6 Samantha Walton will be reading from… Continue reading Reading at Xing the Line 20 Dec (7.30pm)
Cairn Almanac Sheffield Launch, this Weds
Wednesday 11 October Double Poetry Book Launch WINE | POSSIBLY | EVEN | CRISPS Waterstones, Orchard Square, 6.10pm All welcome! Dan Eltringham, Cairn Almanac, Hesterglock Press, 2017 Rosemary Badcoe, Drawing a Diagram, Kelsay Books, 2017
ASLE & Land2 2017 (1): Collaboration with David Walker Barker & Panel ‘Surface & Underground’, Elsecar Heritage Centre
The first of several posts detailing the HECTIC ACTIVITY going into ASLE-UKI & Land2’s biennial conference, Cross Multi Inter Trans, to be held at Sheffield Hallam next week (6-8 Sept 17)––from my perspective at least. First of all is the collaboration I’ve been working on for over a year now with the Elsecar-based artist David… Continue reading ASLE & Land2 2017 (1): Collaboration with David Walker Barker & Panel ‘Surface & Underground’, Elsecar Heritage Centre
A Travelling Life: Dorothy Richardson’s Eighteenth-Century Manuscript Travel Journals
Duplicate publication from the John Rylands Research Institute blog. I was Early Career Visiting Research Fellow at the Rylands in winter/spring this year, and this is what I was up to: In February and March of this year, I spent an extremely enjoyable two months reading through the manuscript travel journals of the eighteenth-century picturesque… Continue reading A Travelling Life: Dorothy Richardson’s Eighteenth-Century Manuscript Travel Journals
Review of Alex Latter’s Late Modernism and The English Intelligencer: On the Poetics of Community
A 2,500 word review of Alex Latter’s Late Modernism and The English Intelligencer: On the Poetics of Community, for Journal of British and Irish Innovative Poetry 8 (1) (2016).
Verdant Intersections
Doing this on Friday at Birkbeck, with really good people & hugely looking forward to it. Will be talking/reading/presenting on ‘Pastoral, Paths, Trespass…’ All are welcome!
Poems in Places (roundup)
Couple of publications in recent months, firstly the first part of a verse travelogue written over the summer of 2015, ‘Summer Scrapbook’, in Intercapillary Space. Some of the places ‘visited’, in body or mind: Ashover; Mansfield & environs; Laxton; Sherwood; Grasmere & fells; Highlands & Islands (parts 2 & 3 mostly in Colorado!). Then the… Continue reading Poems in Places (roundup)
Son Translations in Alba Londres 06: Contemporary Mexican Poetry
Three of my Son Translations, of Mexican folk songs in the Son Jarocho and Son Huasteco genres, are included in the most recent edition of Alba Londres 06: Contemporary Mexican Poetry. The subtitle itself makes me uneasy about my contributions, as in one sense they are neither ‘contemporary’, nor even ‘poetry’ as narrowly defined, being… Continue reading Son Translations in Alba Londres 06: Contemporary Mexican Poetry
Ithaca in Bookshops!
My little Homeric dialogue + coda about entropic decay/the epic cycle, published by new Norfolk small press Dow House, has found its way into some bookshops. The best bit is the pictures by Josephine Marston: a rather evil-looking Jörmungandr curling around Yggdrasil in frontispiece, and Penelope really having to get on with some weaving so… Continue reading Ithaca in Bookshops!