The source for British innovative poetry. The Archive of the Now is a digital collection of poets performing their own work. Based at Queen Mary University of London, it hosts many specially commissioned recordings unavailable anywhere else, all of which can be downloaded free of charge.

Theatre, art, poetry, music, London, the weather, airports, sudden fury, different music, still not cutting down on sugary snacks, film, horses, people doing sin, incidents, refractions, the entire dark dream outside. Monday, March 24, 2014.

E and D has moved! From October 1st,2006. Has a new web address and a new look. You can go quickly to the new site by clicking. The site you are now on will stay here, because it has all the poems and things previously published, and moving them to the new place is, frankly, more work than anyone I know wants. Also, the genius that is Luke .

Wednesday, 22 November 2017.

Another serial exchange from Simon Marsh and Peter Hughes. From July 2006 to June 2010, we were pleased to publish their first collaboration The Pistol Tree Poems. It will be something to look forward to, as we probably sunder ourselves totally from the continent we used to belong to. I have revived Great Works Editions.

Poets reflect on the Great Recession, and its impact on their Poetry. Sunday, March 11, 2012.

Links to my poems online. Reviews of The Sun Bathers. Back from a trip to Picardy,. Seated in my box-room office. And looking for a change. In more than weather,. I take down the linocut. Of a hare among poppies,. And serious girl, the abstract in oils. By someone I knew in another life,. A Van Gough postcard and a portrait. By Modigliani, but leave. Of red and yellow hands.

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