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)
Londynczyzy (Annexe)

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 currently works In the N.H.S is our resident theatre writer. She lives and works in Yorkshire
Review: Attempts On Her Life (5)
Review The Weir by Conor Mcpherson  (7)
Review: The Beauty Queen of Leenane (4)  

Jope, Norman is a well-known writer and editor on the little magazine front.
An Accessible Venus (9)
Siberia (13)  

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Kadison, S
Pleasing Carol (Annexe)
Smallhart's Sums (Annexe)
Remission (Annexe)
Maddy Abercrombie's Clitoris (Annexe)
Intelligent Design (Annexe)(26)
Anne Leakey's Rolls Royce (Annexe)
What Happened? (Annexe)
The British Ambassador Meets Mussollini (Annexe)
Is That You Mr. Clooney? (Annexe)
Hooked (Annexe)
Ice-Cream Float (Annexe)
The Candidate (Annexe)
Thank God For America (Annexe)
Leggit's Ligitimate Interest (Annexe)
The Best Flapjack in the World (Annexe)
Beyond the Rubicon (Annexe)
Pedder's Plan (Annexe)
The Seducer's Tricks (Annexe)
Titbit (Annexe)
Guilty (Annexe)
The Stickler (Annexe)
Birtwistle & Beethoven Just Won't Do (Annexe)
Lapdancing in the Gulag (Annexe)
Let's Kill the Teacher (Annexe)
Your Mum (Annexe)
Somethin Bad (Annexe)
Linda Rosewall is Dead (Annexe)
Bramley and Trickson (Annexe)
These Days (Annexe)
Management (Annexe)
Runt (Annexe)
All You Need is Love (Annexe)
Blue Carpet (27)
Castillos en España (Annexe)
 

Kapek, Macelli
Review Maybe It's all True – Fred Voss (1)  

Karatzaferi, Ellen was born and raised in Boston. She now lives in Greece and writes in all genres.
A Loaf Of Bread (16)  

Karp Gendre, Jacqueline comes from Southport but lives in southwest France and has been published in many magazines lives in Vaux-sur-Mer and has published poetry and short stories
August the Fifteenth (3)
An Alphabet For Yugoslavia (5)
Two Items of News (4)
Witness (12)
Villanelle for Tsahal (20)  

Kelly, Tom
The Wrong Jarrow (21)  
Old People's Friend (21)
Geordie poems (Annexe) 
Into the Rain (27)
The Last Day (27)

Kenney, Morgan
Two haiku (20)

Kilcourse, Tom
The Professional Musician (Annexe)
Rebuilding a Minor (27)

Kinsey, Chris lives in Powys. She has been widely published and broadcast on Radio 4.
Taxi 1 (16)
Solo On St Valentine's Day (19)

Knight, Mary
Review Fisher, Janet - Women Who Dye Their Hair (21)

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Land, Thomas
Meetings (22)  
Peace Conference (23)
Ghetto Game (25)
Funeral Song (Annexe)
Flight (Annexe)
Like a River (Annexe)

Laskey, Michael
Stanislaw's Iron (18)  
On the Phone (18)
Late (24)

Lawrence D.H.
Autobiographical Sketch (Annexe)
Introduction to Memoires of the Foreign Legion (Annexe) 

Lawson, Richard is a G.P. in the west country. His book Bills Of Health will appear in January 1996.
Chirac In A Hole Lot Of Trouble (1)

Layton, Brenda Tai
The Lemon (21)

Leach, Robert  lives in Scotland. This is his frst appearance in Penniless Press.
You Came Running (16)

Lee, John
Jaruzelski in Dordogne (Letters)

Lewin, Peter lives in Kirkham Nr Preston and has published in various magazines and given readings in many venues.
Knight Wood Factory (5)

Lewsey, Jonathan
On Waterloo Station (27)

Light, John
January Afternoon (10)
House By The Sea (14)
Try Again (15)
Keeping A Distance (22)

Lightfoot, Frederick lives in Cumbria. His work has appeared in many magazines including recent issues of Stand.
Family Portrait (8)

Locklin, Gerald is a Long Beach writer who teaches English at CSULB.
active participant (7)
Where We Live (10)
The Film Puts it into Perspective (10)
kissing the hand that feeds them (11)

Loe, Geoffrey
Dry Seat (26)

Lomellini CA de has published several collections and appeared in magazines over many years. In addition to her own poetry she has produced admired translations of many writers. She is a teacher of languages and literature.
Laughter (6) Translator
Where Is My Woman, My Woman (6) Translator
Antonio (Translator) (8)

Longstaff, Marylin
Death In Hospital (18)
Serpent Farmhouse (26)

Lucas, John is a professor, poet, critic and editor. One of Britain's best contemporary literary intellectuals.
An Incident In The Class War (2)
Review Collected Essays Of John Goode (2)
Modern Greek Poetry (3)
Ted (11)
A Class Act (12)
Just (14)
Three Reasons Why I Became A Republican (16)  
The Radical Sixties? (17)               
The Radical Sixties (Part 2) (18)
Radical Sixties (19)
Jazz On The March (21)
A Note on Leslie Williamson (21)
Walter Brierley & Leslie Williamson (22)
On Radicals, Freedom, and the Need for Being Awkward (Letters)

Lykiard, Alexis

ALEXIS LYKIARD’s many publications include 9 novels, among them The Summer Ghosts (1964); Zones (1966); The Drive North (1977). Other prose books include the highly-praised memoir, Jean Rhys Revisited (2000) and a short sequel, Jean Rhys Afterwords (Shoestring, 2006). Main poetry books: Selected Poems 1956-96 (Salzburg); Skeleton Keys (Redbeck, 2003) and Judging By Disappearances (bluechrome, 2007). Translator of Lautréamont’s Complete Works, and novels by Jarry, Apollinaire, Aragon, etc. Most recent translations – prose by poets: Heliogabalus (Artaud – Creation Books, 2003) and The Nun (Péret – Creation, 2007).
 

Mac Orlan (6)
Whiter Than White (6)
Tory Canvassers in The Lunch Hour  (6)
Artsworkers (7)
Hunger And Some Thirst (8)
Defining Terms (9)
Making It (9)
The 1913 Derby (9)
Albanian Jokes (10)
A Big Hand for Diderot (10)
New Labour  New London, New Millennium (11)
Men of Straw (12)
On A Recent Reprint Of Wide Sargasso Sea (13)
Down Under & Up Above (14)
Fat of The Land (15)  
Was The Butler Sore ? (17)
Blair's Prayer (18)  
In Our Midst (18)
Viaggio in Italia (18)
Spiked (19)
The Biters Bit (21)
Our Latest Logomachia (22)
Toady Blair: An Apologia (23)
Vanishing Hero : Vanished Peace (Annexe)
Episode in the War Against Error (24) (25)
The People's Representative at Westminster (Annexe)
Necrophilia Rules (Annexe)
The Novels of Charles Bukowski (Annexe) 
Sixties Time (Annexe)
Questions Time (Annexe)
Chandler Brossard (Annexe)
An Embattled Book (Archive/Poetry)
Pounds of Flesh (Annexe)
Epigram for E (Annexe)
Talked Down (Annexe)
As Mud (Annexe)
Radio Fun (Annexe)
Taking the Poetry Road (Annexe)
Having a Poetic Time in the Sun (Annexe)

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McGrath, Niaill is a novelist, poet and editor of the Black Mountain review. He lives in Co Antrim.
Renaissance (16)

McGonigal, James
Virtual Memories (14)

MacKinnon, Edward

Edward Mackinnon studied modern languages at St John's College, Cambridge and Warwick University. He lives in Eindhoven, Netherlands, where he works as a translator.

 

7-6 (11)
Good Riddance (1999) (11)
Unimpeachable (11)
Slaughter & Burn (14)
Res Publica (16)
Opium Flower (16)
The Wager (18)
Caligula (20)
The Gateway (22)  
Letter to His Member of Parliament 2005 (22)
Kaltenberg and the Pulp Fiction of German Reunification (22)
Couplets (23)
The Believer (25)

McLoughlin, Paul
The Pencil Fence (25)

McMahon, Brenda teaches psychotherapy In Derbyshire
Flesh (11)

Manson John is well-known as a translator and writer. He lives in Scotland.
Laziness (Translator) (8)
The Leningrad Hospital (translator) (5)
Anna Seghers in English (9)
White Sea (Translator) (11-16)
St Barnabas Impasse (Translator) (Annexe) 

Marshall, David
Retrospect (20)
I Have Stood Upon Some Lousy Dawns (21)  

Mayne, Andrew teaches English in Manchester. He has produced excellent editions of plays by Orton and Rattigan, amongst much other writing.
The Ronnie Scott Quartet (12)
Lover's Knot (15)
Hear Me Talkin’ To Ya (16)

Melia, Gerard
Asylum Seeking (21)
This Time Tomorrow (24)

Merleau-Ponty (1908-1961)
Cezanne's Doubt (Annexe)

Mezei, Andras
Testimony: Voices of the Holocaust (Annexe)
Nightmares the Survivor (27)
Blue Eyes (27)
Deportation (27)
A Choice (27)
His Own Command (27)
Testimony (27)
My Folk (27)
Flames (27)
Voices (27)
A Chorus of Pious Souls (27)
The Street of the Dead (27)
In Their Place: A Daughter (27)
The 20179th (27)

Mitchell, Adrian Lives in London and is a poet, novelist, dramatist, performer and scourge of capitalism. His first full collection was published in 1964, his next Blue Coffee, is due soon from Bloodaxe. Someone should write his biography.
To Caitlin Riding On My Shoulders (1)
Understanding The Rain (2)  
Edward Hopper (3)
The Beautiful Ghosts (5)  

Montalbetti, Mario was born in Lima in 1953. His first book Perro Negro was published in 1978. His work has been published widely and he is one of Latin America's most original voices.
Where Is My Woman, My Woman (6)  

Mora, Tullo
Maria Arce de Colchado (7)
Antonio (8)

Morgan, David R.
Why Poppies? (26)

Morgan, Edwin
From A Nursing Home (22)

Morgan, Jim has been writing for many years. More of his work will appear in future issues.
In Memoriam Paul Potts (4)  

Morrison, Alan
From Rats, Cats and Kings (23)

Munn, Lynne
Dying Crab (24)
Works Canteen (25) 

Murphy, Art
Quarries (10)

Murphy, Stephen
Southpaw (21)

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Nelson, Dorothy
Stagnant Waters (23)

Neruda, Pablo
Laziness (8)
There's The Return To Myself (9)
A Small Creature (9)
Yes, comrade (9)
Since It Dawned (9)

Norgate, Stephanie
Trevail (1)
Scarlet Runner (10)

O

O' Callaghan, Ruth 
Alice's Shoes (25)
Old Woman: Blackpool Promenade (25)
Blue (26)
Cordon Blue Valentine's Day (26)

O'Connor, Tommy Frank lives in Tralee
Blackberries (9)

Oliver, Janet  lives in Kent.
Milk (16)
Habits (18)

Ortega y Gasset Spanish philosopher and essayist, professor of the University of Madrid and founder of the magazine Revista de Occidente. Ortega y Gasset's writings range over history, politics, aesthetics and art criticism, as well as the history of philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology and ethics. In 1929 Ortega published one of his best known works, The Revolt of the Masses, where he characterized the 20th-century society as dominated by masses of mediocre and indistinguishable individuals.
The Increasing Menace Of Society (7)

P

Park, William lives in Preston and is currently studying for an MA. in poetry at Liverpool. His poetry has appeared in many magazines.
Lavinia Greenlaw: Invention and artifice (11)

Parker, Andrew lives in Liverpool. His work has featured in several magazines.
Keene, New Hampshire (9)

Payne, Fran
Reviews (6)
Reviews (7)

Pemberton, Nick
Typewritten Poem to My Bank Manager (18)  
Aussie Hospitality (18)
Between the Buildings (18)
The Disappearance Of Captain Jack (20)
Sonnet For MacSweeney (21)
Dancing Horse (22)
English Ghost Dance (25)

Penwarden, Andrew
Group Therapy (26)

Phillips, Tom  lives and writes in Chorley.
Maverick Woman (16)  

Pickard, Nigel
I've Almost (23)

Pickford, Stuart
Affair (10)  

Pogson, Patricia lives in Cumbria. Her work has appeared almost everywhere. Her pamphlet A Crackle From The Larder is still available from Redbeck Press.
Doctrine (1)  

Povey, Malcolm
Unfamiliar Ground (23)

Prados Emillo
Asleep In The Grass (7)

Prevert, Jacques
Family Mementoes (Annexe)

Pridmore, Joseph
Torture, homoeroticism and subversion in James Hanley's The German Prisoner (18)
George Garrett & the USA (19)
James Hanley's "Boy" (20)  

Pye, Andrew
Staff Rota (3) 

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Quinn, Terry
First Reactions (23)
South Pacific (27)

R

Radnoti, Miklos Hungarian Poet victim of the Holocaust
Deathmarch (Annexe)

Robinson, John
In Europe (17)
Immortality Clause (17)

Skene, K.V
Good Morning (17)
Attuned to a Northern City Much Too Indifferent to Love (25)
The Secret Life of (26)
The High Life of Hospitals (26)

Slater, Howard
Drifting With James Hanley (3)

Stokes, David
Walking The Falls (17)