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Alexandre, Vincente
The Buried Lovers (7)
Allen, Gary
lives in Northern Ireland and has been
published in many places
Pictures in The Wardrobe (5)
Work-Boots (4)
Allen, Joseph
Gulag (15)
Anderson, Lilian
No Mean City
(24)
Andrews, Maggie
Music Like
Water (24)
Game On (25)
Anonymous
Shoot
First (23)
Argles, Tom
teaches for the Open University. His poems
are starting to appear in a range of magazines
The Drumlin Country (8)
Aridazola, Julianne
is a Long Beach poet widely published in
America
Taps (9)
Armstrong,
Keith
Garcia
Lorca in Whitley Bay (23)
In Blood (23)
Armstrong, Peter
Pigalle Pygmalion (19)
Ashpool, Julie
lives in Blackpool. Her work has appeared
in a few magazines
Fuck-Me-Quick (8)
Leather Pants And No Knickers (16)
Miss Moneypenny & The Missing Martini
(18)
Bailey, Darren
Sleep-Walking (21)
Bakowski, Peter
The Torturer (10)
The Man in the Don't Worry Be Happy T
Shirt (10)
Moon Above The City (14)
Men's Ward (23)
Banner, Katherine
lives on the land in Co. Durham and is
part of the wonderfully vibrant poetic activity up there organized by the
indefatigable Andy Croft, Mark Robinson and other exceptional troopers.
She deserves to be better known
The Angels Here (11)
Non-Contact (13)
Some Entrances The 90 Degree Rule (16)
No Free Beer For A Low Thing In Las Vegas
919)
Barlow, Mike
House Plant (10)
The Vigil (10)
The Painting (12)
If You Were a Spy (15)
Cold Bread and Butter Pudding
(15)
Special
Correspondent (19)
Getting the Time In (19)
Tonight (20)
Timing
(21)
Orchid Dreams (22)
A Death (22)
Keys (22)
Attitude (24)
Cut Off (25)
Barr,
Sarah
Mushrooms
(23)
Bartolini, Luigi
The River: A Celebration (12)
Barrass, Jim
lives in Preston, a misfortune which does
not stop him writing
Nothing Too Much (5)
Memory (5)
Beagrie, Bob
Premature Resurrection (14)
Beeching, Jack
The Tainted Word (15)
Bell, James
The Eyes of the Beholder (12)
Bence-Jones, Gillian
lives and writes in Ipswich
Eilat (16)
Bishop, Alfred
One Evening In Paris (11)
Expecting The Worst (13)
The Mark Inside (15)
Hostile Lights (18)
Jackson (22)
Blyth, Steven
Lives in Bolton and works in Manchester,
edits PROP and has a collection of poetry due soon from Peterloo.
Elegy For The World: Loss And The Poetry
Of WS Graham (2)
City Tour (2)
Rebel Without a Pause: The Poetic Structures of Ogden Nash (3)
Blokes (4)
Car Boot Sale (4)
Journey (5)
Team Photo (5)
Job Description (6)
Boothroyd , Christine
is a writer and translator. She lives in
Yorkshire.
The Italian Twilight Poets
(16)
Broady, Bill
Review
Thompson,
Hunter - Fear and Loathing in America (14)
Bradbury, Richard
A New Map Of Dartmoor (22)
Bridgeman, Pam
lives in Cumbria and has had work in many
magazines
My Father Built His Own House.(4)
Speaking Plainly (4)
Brown, Pat
You Are Who? (19)
Buckner, Adrian
Blackberry Picking 11th September 2001
(15)
Burch, James
Just So Blonde (12)
Especially Neat (14)
Burnett, Jay
Things
Are Not As They Seem (3)
Review Jean Rhys Revisited by Alexis
Lykiard (12)
Burns, Jim
| Jim Burns was born in
Preston in 1936. He left school at sixteen and went to work in a
cotton mill. He spent three years in the army, and later worked at
various jobs while at the same time publishing poems, stories,
articles, and reviews in New Society, The Guardian, New
Statesman, Jazz Journal, Jazz Monthly, Evergreen Review,
Transatlantic Review, and many other publications. He was a
regular contributor to Tribune for over 30 years and has contributed
to Ambit since the early 1960's. He is currently the assistant
editor of Beat Scene. In the 1960's he edited the little magazine,
Move, and he was editor of Palantir (1976 to 1983). Before retiring
he taught adult education classes for the WEA and Manchester
University Extension Studies. |
Irving Howe And The Legacy Of Dissent (1)
Alfred Kazin: A Writing Life (2)
Henry Roth (3)
Isaac Rosenfeld (4)
Review: Poems for the
Millennium (4)
Words For Painters (5)
The Popular James Moody (6)
Anatole Broyard (7)
Ben Maddow (8)
William Herrick and the Spanish Civil War
(9)
Maxwell Bodenheim (10)
Walter Lowenfels (11)
Henry Murger & Bohemia (12)
Review Landscape With Portraits by John
Freeman (12)
The Strange Case Of Martha Dodd (13)
The Poetry Of Robert McAlmon (14)
James T Farrell (15)
Rebel Voices (16)
Review Gray, Martin - Blues for Bird (16)
Clifford Odets: Sweet Smell Of Success (17)
Left In Los Angeles (18)
Review
Dave Tipton Medal for Malaya (18)
Review
John Murray - Jazz Etc (18)
The Noble Savage (19)
Be-bop Spoken Here (20)
What Is Remembered (21)
The Jacket (22)
Write As Short As You Can
(Annexe)
Buttress, Derrick
Memories of a Jazz Age (19)
A Life 1841 (24)
Local History (24)
The Thieves of 1831(24)
Caddy, David
edits Tears In The Fence and has published
his own work in many places
At First Sight (5)
Callow, Philip
is a poet novelist and biographer. His
last life was that of Cezanne, LOST EARTH, which will be reviewed in a
future issue and which we highly recommend. He is currently working on a
life of Chekov.
Then (1)
Painted Card (2)
A Bike for Christmas (3)
The Silence of Stars (4)
The Hosanna Man (Annexe)
Campbell, Neil
New Line (18)
Oxford Road Station
Manchester (25)
Capp, John
Remembrance (14)
Cerna, Jose
was born in 1949 in Chachapoyas, Amazonas.
His work has appeared in many magazines and anthologies. He lives in
Paris.
Girl (6)
At Five In the Afternoon During My First
Winter In Lima (8)
Mark Of Identity (9)
Cernuda, Luis
A Spaniard Speaks Of His Country (7)
Pilgrim (7)
Champion, Ken
lives in Essex
African Time (16)
First Day Back (17)
Freedom Fighter (17)
Ownback (17)
Roma (18)
Seethrough (18)
Things (20)
Buse Mncube (20)
Vespers (21)
London (1952) (22)
Cannonball (22)
Semiology (23)
Cafe Gallery E8 (24)
Clay, Ken
lives in Warrington. He has published in
many magazines and journals over many years.
Crossing The Line (9)
French Leave (10)
Bender's Blitzkrampf (12)
Danger: Men At Work
(14)
Goodbye Denmark Rd (22)
Decline and Fall (Annexe)
Nietzsche's Birthday (Annexe)
Culture
Shock (Annexe)
His Customary Carrot
(Letters)
Poor Padre Pio (24)
Coates, Carol
Chinese Kite (21)
Hole (23)
Coe, Mandy
The Jesus
Lizard (24)
Disconnected (24)
Bit Part (24)
Bank of England (25)
Cohen, Ira
Imagine Jean Cocteau (19)
Combes, Francis
N.Y. N.Y. 9.11 (20)
Berlin 89 (21)
Sausalito (25)
Erotica (25)
Coneely, Noel
teaches in West Wicklow. He is a regular
reader in Kaffe Moka, Dublin
Coventry Nurse (11)
Cook, Martin
Quartz Digital (14)
Conference (25)
Cooney, Anthony
used to edit The Old Police Station.
He lives in Liverpool
In Defence Of Dylan Thomas (9)
G.K.Chesterton- A Bridge to Modernism?
(10)
Copley, Jennifer
On The Barrow Road (18)
Vultures (20)
Corazzini, Sergio
La Morte Di Tanatalo (22)
Partenza
(17)
Departure (17)
Campana (17)
Angelus (17)
Craig, David
has written many books and is Emeritus
Professor at Lancaster University. Co-Editor of the defunct Fireweed magazine
Last Suppers
(5)
Crow's Bird Bath at the Solstice (11)
Coupled (11)
Into Rock (2) (11)
The Shrine (18)
The Worrier (21)
Roadman (21)
The Golden Triangle (24)
Crick, Alex
Soixante Huit - Soixante
Neuf (Annexe)
Croft, Andy
Andy
Croft lives in Middlesbrough, where he has been active for many years in
community writing projects. Writing Residencies include the Hartlepool
Headland, the Great North Run and HMP Holme House. His verse-play about
the history of Middlesbrough, Smoke! was shown at the Edinburgh Festival
Fringe in 2004.
His books include Red Letter Days, Out of the Old Earth, A Weapon in the
Struggle, Selected Poems of Randall Swingler, Holme and Away, Comrade
Heart and thirty-four books for teenagers, mostly about football.
His books of poetry include Nowhere Special, Gaps Between Hills (with
Mark Robinson), Headland, Just as Blue, Great North, Comrade Laughter
and two anthologies, Red Sky at Night (edited with Adrian Mitchell) and
North by North East (edited with Cynthia Fuller).
Review: The Poorhouse Fugitives (5)
Left Behind
(7)
Grisedale (8)
The Last Bus by Paul Summers (Review) (8)
The House Beautiful (10)
Review The Coming Day by Edward Upward
(12)
Mile Five (13)
Review Lucas, John - On the Track (14)
Review Rose,
Jonathan -The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes (15)
Review
Hussey,
Andrew- The Game of War: Life and Death of Guy Debord (15)
Review
Beeching, Jack - Poems 1940-2000
(15)
Review
Hobday, Charles - How Goes the Enemy? Selected
Poems 1960-2000 (15)
The Neon Thrush (17)
Comrade Laughter (Part 1) (18)
Comrade Laughter (19)
Jetlag In Barabashkagorod (20)
Crossman, Clare
lives in Brampton, Cumbria (a small town
fortunate enough to boast herself and John Murray as residents) She has
published collections with Redbeck and appeared In many magazines.
Glasgow Photograph (7)
Curran, Michael
Ooh Aah (12)
Just One of Many (14)
Truth (14)
Curtis, Michael
Lives in Kent. Has published widely over a
long period.
Never Again (2)
How Are You? (9)
He's Harry, I'm Elsie (20)
The Creative Life (Yeats)
Review
Cutts,
Joanna
Nature
(23)
Instead (25)
Daggers, Alan
is a teacher who hails from Preston and
now lives in Manchester
The Locomotive Shop (4)
Daniel,
Grown Up War (Annexe)
Day, Peter
lives in Newark and has appeared in many
little magazines.
Fig (11)
Disappeared (24)
Darlington, Andy
Decline
of the Hull Fishing Industry Seen as a Night Out with Miriam (18)
Fortress Europe (18)
Review - Gray, Martin - Blues for Bird (18)
It Was 2am (19)
Love In A Cold War (20)
Animal Rights (23)
Derek
Edge Declares Peace (23)
Darlington, Susan
Naked (22)
Teardrop (23)
Protection (23)
Object (23)
When We Were Wolves (25)
Two Fat Babies (25)
Debney, Jack
Out Goes The Bonny One (1) (20)
Out Goes The Bonny One (part 2) (21)
Out Goes The Bonny One (22)
Dent, Alan
Editorial (1)
Review The Self as Agent John
MacMurray (1)
Review Persons in Relation - John
MacMurray (1)
Review Reason and Emotion - John MacMurray
(1)
The Betrayal of Democracy
(1)
Editorial (2)
John MacMurray And The Status Of Science
(2)
Editorial (3)
Editorial
(5)
Editorial
(6)
A Cumbrian Genius: The Novels Of John
Murray (6)
Reviews (6)
Closer by Patrick Marber (Review) (7)
Reviews (7)
Mass Culture (8)
Long Live Poetree (Translator) (8)
Review The Dog's Not Laughing by Jim
Greenhalf (9)
Review The Radical Twenties by John Lucas.
(9)
Review A Weapon In the Struggle: The
Cultural History Of the Communist Party In Britain. Edited by Andy Croft.(9)
Editorial (10)
Carol Ann Duffy- The Pursuit of the Shared
(10)
Review Ob by Peter Reading (10)
Review
The Man In The White Suit by Nick
Drake.(10)
Review
Fireclay by Stephanie Norgate (10)
Review
As Good a Reason as Any by Jim Burns (10)
Review
Carnegie Hall with Tin Walls by Fred Voss.
(10)
Review
New Blood Edited by Neil Astley (10)
Narcissus Ascendent (11)
Paul Durcan:the revealing art of
concealment (11)
Review The World's Wife by Carol Ann
Duffy.
(11)
Review Another Book to Burn Ed J.N.Reilly.
(11)
Review Letter to Randall Swingler by Andy
Croft.
(11)
Review Reaching for a Stranger by Michael Tolkien.
(11)
Review Incomers by Mike Sharp
(11)
Clifford Odets and the American Theatre
(13)
Review
Croft, Andy - Selected Poems: Randall Swingler (13)
Review Mills, Paul - Dinosaur Point (13)
Review Daniels, Peter - Through the Bushes (13)
Review Lealman, Brenda - Time You Left (13)
Review Dawes,
Kwame - Map Maker (13)
Review Nimmo, Dorothy - The Wig Box
(13)
Review
Hilton, Jeremy Earthbound (13)
Review
Collins, Billy -Taking Off Emily Dickenson's Clothes (13)
Review Donaghy, Michael Conjure (13)
Review Donaghy, Michael -Dances Learnt Last Night Poems 1975-1995 (13)
Review Courtenay, Tom - Dear Tom: Letters from Home (13)
Review Eyre,
Richard - Changing Stages: British Theatre in 20C (14)
Review
Herbert, WN- Strong Words: Modern Poets on Modern Poetry (14)
Review
Longley, Edna - Bloodaxe Book of 20C Poetry (14)
Review Worpole,
Ken - Here Comes the Sun: Architecture & Public Space (15)
Review
Hayes, Martin- Letting Loose the Hounds (15)
Review Turnbull, Gael- Might
a Shape of Words (15)
The Suicide Of The West:The Novels Of
Michel Houellebecq (16)
Review Lucas,
John - Ivor Gurney (16)
Review Astley, Neil - Staying Alive (16)
Review
Cregan,David - Three Plays: Whispers Along the Patio, Nice Dorothy,
The Last Thrash (16)
Review Callow, Philip - Passage from Home (16)
The Novels Of Michel Houellebecq (17)
Review - John Lyons-Voices from a Silk Cotton Tree (17)
Review - Chris Considine - Swaledale Sketchbook (17)
Review - Annemarie Austin - Debatable Land (17)
Review - Diana Syder - Maxwell's Rainbow (17)
Review - Gavin Bantock - Floating World (17)
Review - Patricia Pogson - Holding (17)
Review - Peter Bennett - The Long Pack (17)
Review - Graham Holderness - Craeft (17)
Review - Jennifer Copely - Ice (17)
Review - Hubert Moore - Touching Down in Utopia (17)
Review - Gary Allen - Languages (17)
Review - Jenny Swann - Soft Landings (17)
Review - Jack Debney - The Crocodile's Head (17)
Review - Edward Mackinnon _ Wising Up Dressing Down (17)
Review
Smith, Catherine - The Butcher's Hands (18)
Review
Burns, Jim- Take it Easy (18)
Review
Allen, Joseph Landscaping (18)
Review
Kenyon, Joe - A Passion for Justice (18)
Review Lykiard, Alexis - Skeleton Keys (18)
Review Swann, Jenny Stay (18)
Review
Thorpe, Adam - Nine Lessons from the Dark (19)
Review Wilson,
Jean -The Selected Poems of Isaac Rosenberg (19)
Review Sorescu, Martin- The Bridge (20)
Review
Smith, Ken - You Again (20)
Review
Thomas, RS - Collected Later Poems 1988-2000 (20)
Review
Nagy, Agnes - The Night of Akhenaton (20)
Review
Catullus - Poems of Love and Hate (20)
Review Lazic, Radmilla - A Wake for the Living (20)
Review
Becker, Lucien - Love at the Full (20)
Review Bierce, Ambrose - The Devil's Dictionary (20)
Review Mangan, James Poems (20)
Review Graham-Yool, Andrew - Twenty Poets from Argentina (20)
Review
Karp, Jacqueline - Sudden Maraschinos (20)
Review Dymoke, Sue - The New Girls (20)
Review
Coe, Mandy - The Weight of Cows (20)
Review
Atkinson, Ann - Take Five (20)
Review Bartholemew-Biggs - Take Five (20)
Review
Carson, Malcolm - Take Five (20)
Review Parfitt, George - Take Five (20)
Review
Tyler-Bennett - Take Five (20)
Review
Callow, Philip Pastoral (20)
Review
Banner, Katherine - Aerial Photograph (20)
Review
Croft, Andy - Comrade Laughter (20)
Review
Hilton, Jeremy Slipstream (20)
Review
Dickenson, Josephine - The Voice of Josephine Dickenson (21)
Review
Heine, Heinrich - Germany: A Winter's Tale (21)
Review
Armstrong, Keith - Imagined Corners (21)
Review
Porteous, Katrina Dunstanburgh (21)
Review Astley, Neil - Being Alive (22)
Review
Chaplin, Sid - The Day of the Sardine (22)
Review
Chaplin, Sid - The Watchers and the Watched (22)
Review Somer, Piotr Continued (22)
Review
Higgins, Rita Ann - Throw in the Vowels (22)
Review Hadfield, Jen Almanacs (22)
Review
France, Linda - The Toast of the Kit Kat Club (22)
Review Hoagland, Tony - What Narcissism Means to Me (22)
Review
Craig, David - The Fourth Quarter (22)
Review
Barker, Sebastian - The Erotics of God (22)
Review
Kirby, Angela - Mr Irresistible (22)
Review
Coates, Carol - The Goodbye Edition (22)
Review
Daniels, Barbara - The Cartographer Sleeps (22)
Review McNiell, Christine - The Outsider (22)
Review
Caddy, David - The Willy Poems (22)
Review
Barlow, Mike - Living on the Difference (22)
Review
Clare, Helen Mollusc (22)
Review Mannix, Aoife - The Elephant in the Corner (22)
Review Scott, Georgia - The Penny Bride /
The Good Wife (22)
Review
Dimitrova, Kirstin -A Visit to the Clockmaker (23)
Review Hejda, Zbynek -A Stay in a Sanatorium (23)
Review
Borun-Jagodzinska -Pocket Apocalypse (23)
Review Godins, Guntars -Flying Blind (23)
Review Korun, Barbara -Songs of Earth and Light (23)
Review Ehin, Andres -Moose Beetle Swallow (23)
Review Charalambides, Kyriakos -Selected Poems (23)
Review Mifsud, Immanuel -Confidential Reports (23)
Review Parulskis, Sigitas -The Towers Turned Red (23)
Review Wintringham, Tom -We're Going On (23)
Review Searle, Chris -Lightning of Your Eyes (23)
Review
Park, William Surfacing (23)
Review
Tucker, Eva -Berlin Mosaic (23)
Schrodinger's Women (Annexe)
Review University
of Hunger - Martin Carter (24)
Review Bad Shaman Blues
- W.N. Herbert (24)
Review Stranger to
Nothing - Philip Levene (24)
Review Poems
Before and After - Miroslav Holub (24)
Review Cicada - Titania Voltska
(24)
Review The Sea Cabinet -
Caitriona O'Reilly (24)
Review
Bloodaxe Poetry Introductions - Neil Astley (24)
Review I Studied Once at a Wonderful Faculty - Tua Forsstrom (24)
Review In Deep - Matt Simpson
(24)
Review Lighting Up Time
- Jeremy Hilton (24)
Review Winter Breaks -
Gordon Hodgeon (24)
Review Flute Music - John
Lucas (24)
Review Only Not Walking
- Niall Spooner-Harvey (24)
Review
Poetry-The Nottingham Collection (24)
Review Sedgemoor - Malcolm
Povey (24)
Review Goodfellow - Kim
Taplin (24)
Review
Snow Buntings at Barton Point - Kim Taplin (24)
Editorial (24)
The Misprint in
Madame Bovary
Review - Voices From The Land Of Trees - Abigail A. Zammit (25)
Review - Laying Something Down:Poems 1962-2007 Jim Burns (25)
Review - Another
Place - Mike Barlow (25)
Review - Bloodaxe Poetry Introductions 3 Ed Neil Astley (25)
Review -
The Invention Of Zero Chris Greenhalgh (25)
Review - Soul Food
Eds Neil Astley & Pamela Robertson-Pearce (25)
Review - Selected
Poems W.S.Merwin (25)
Review -
Jean Rhys Afterwords Alexis Lykiard (25)
Review
- Judging By Disappearances Alexis Lykiard (25)
Review - Ghost
Writer Andy Croft (25)
Review -
Missing The Boat John Daniel (25)
Review - Transfusion
Tom Pow (25)
Review -
Forgetting To Come In Paul McLoughlin (25)
Review -
Shutdown Fortnight John Harrison (25)
Review - Kino
Nikola Vaptsarov (25)
Editorial (25)
Dixon, Alan
A Portrait Bust (19)
Domleo, Martin
Old Bill (25)
Donnelly, Paul
Eric Dolphy at the Five Spot (14)
Blues for Dolphy (14)
Duncombe, David
Morecambe Bay (21)
Orders (21)
On Home Ground (22)
Dunton, John
has published prose and reviews over many
years. He has been described as "a broken bookseller and abusive
scribbler". still manages to stop drinking long enough to write his
fascinating articles
Authentic Sounds (1)
In Praise of Booksellers (and others) (2)
Review For Jazz: 21 Sonnets - Peter McSloy
(2)
Bebop and Bands (5)
Review The Light is of Love, I Think: new
and selected poems by John Freeman (7)
The Names of the Forgotten (4)
West Coast Sounds (9)
Bill Moody's Jazz Novels (12)
Review Beats, Bohemians and Intellectuals
by Jim Burns. (12)
Review The Collected George Garrett edited
by Michael Murphy (12)
What Will You Read Tomorrow (13)
David Markson (15)
Yes, but is it art? (17)
Dymoke, Sue
Swamped
(12)
Edge, Andy
is a fiction writer from Leicester. His
work has appeared in several magazines
Room On Top (6)
Edwards, Paul
Realities of Light (13)
Complaining Rather Than Howling (14)
Einstein, Albert
Why Socialism (5)
Elliott,
Sean
Well
Spoken (23)
Ellis, Barbara
Review
Murray,
John- John Dory (14)
Review Borman, Kevin - Inside the New Map (14)
Faulkner, Peter
Silent
Movie Poem (20)
Night Train (20)
The
Park Before Closing Time (21)
Border Morning (21)
Rimbaud In
London (22)
Edward Hopper's Nighthawks
(25)
February (25)
Finch, Peter
How Dan Dare Shaves (14)
Flanagan, Julian
End And Beginning (15)
Fletcher, Simon
Grammar School Boy (22)
Fortey, Bryn
Jazz Noir (24)
Freeman, John
teaches at Cardiff university and edits
News That Stays News. His poems have appeared in many magazines and his
latest collection is just out.
A Letter To Jill French (6)
Freeman, Lee
A Bottle Of Alcohol & A .44 Calibre
Gun (15)
Frost, Nancy
Ill? (24)
Oil (25)
Gallego, Jose Luis
Waiting (18)
Llegado
del Cansancio (19)
This Weariness of Days (19)
La Detencion (19)
Arrested (19)
George,
Richard
The Plagues Of Russia
(17)
Greenberg, Clement
Is one of twentieth century America's
leading art critics. The piece reproduced here first appeared In Partisan
Review in 1948.
Irrelevance Versus Irresponsibility (1)
Greenhalf, Jim
Two More Beers (10)
The Old Guy at Shakespeare and Co (10)
Grand Canyon at the Pompidou (11)
Radical Chi Chi (11)
Lone Wolf
(12)
Greenwell, Bill
The Bald Man (18)
The Other Side of This World (19)
What It Was (Annexe)
Helen of Troy in the High Street (Annexe)
Quiz Show (Annexe)
Gregory, RG
Nine (12)
Griffiths, Bill
The Psychic Fifth
(13)
Grubb, David HW
has published several collections and
appeared in many magazines. He works for a charity
School Mistress (6)
The Light Of Day 96)
Guidacci, Margherita
The Shell (12)
Hanley, James
Oddfish (Annexe)
Harding,
Cory
Interview with Dave Ward (17)
Hattersley, Geoff
is at poet and editor. His full collection
Don't Worry is available from Bloodaxe and his poems have appeared widely.
The final edition of his much-loved magazine The Wide Skirt is
available from la Church St, Penistone, S.Yorks, S30 6AR.
Not For Aesthetic (1)
Music No One Will Hear (2)
Hayes, Martin
lives in London. He has worked in the
dispatch industry for fifteen years. A film based on his Redbeck
Collection is to be shown on Channel 4.
Rotating weathers (8)
Material (8)
Torture (8)
Games (8)
Levels (8)
Our mechanic (8)
Freedom (9)
Lonesome Cowboy (9)
Innocent (9)
Confidence (9)
The Lucky Ones (12)
The Great Trance (13)
Undelivered from Evil (13)
Last Rites (16)
The New Controller (16)
Higgins, Bernadette
has recently moved from Canada to England.
Her poetry has appeared widely
Seven Breaths, Fifteen Seconds (8)
Hikmet, Nazim
Poem (10)
Hilton, Jeremy
Siddick (15)
Traces (19)
Poor Man's Black Economy (21)
Review
Leblanc, Adrian - Random Family (21)
Hodgeon, Gordon
The Strap (10)
Song For Mario (14)
Holloway, Geoffrey
Lives in Cumbria. His work has appeared in
many magazines and several collections over many years. One of his latest
collections is The Strangest Thing, also from Redbeck.
Epilogue (1)
Horsefield, Ron
Memories of
Empson (Letters)
Howkins Elizabeth
is an American poet and short-story writer
widely published both in her own country and here
Bon Appetit (8)
Hudson, Bill
On The Buses with Dostoyevsky by Geoff
Hattersley (Review) (8)
Hughes, RL
Silence & Solitude (14)
Windy Metaphors (21)
Four Poems (Coming Up)
Ibrahimi, Zekria
Fear, Fear Again (19)
Jarrett, Nigel
is a widely published poet who lives in
Gwent.
There's A Break In The Tree-Line (13)
Death Of A Botanist (16)
Fading (16)
Lending An Ear (20)
Jaruzelski,
Stefan
Letters (23)
Biggles Pulls It
Off (Annexe)
More Letters (Annexe)
Miracle in Montauban (Annexe)
The Condition of the
Working Class in France (25)
Jenkins, Mike
has been published in many journals and
has a collection to his credit. He lives in Wales. His new collection from
Seren is due out soon
Bethesda Brought Down (9)
Seeking Victor Jara (14)
The Safest Asylum (16)
Mustard Gas (18)
Jennings, Philip Sidney
lives in London. His short stories have
appeared in magazines and anthologies.
The Nightwalker (8)
Jonrose, Stella
would like to be a theatre critic. She
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