𝙿𝚊𝚝𝚛𝚒𝚌𝚔 𝚃𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚜𝚎𝚝 #220359 actually reminded me of something i made with Joan Crawford once, because of the sparkling necklace in your gif and because Joan's necklace first draw me to that particular shot

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An extract of "Everything Nearly" by Andrew Wells is available on our online magazine. buff.ly/3LJw7RJ Andrew Wells is a British-born poet living in New York. He is the author of two chapbooks, Sealed (Hesterglock, 2020) and Menacing Sense (Osmanthus, 2021).

So, Part 2 of Sealey coming up, and I'm going to dedicate this to David Spittle who has opened my mind in exactly the right way to be 110% receptive to the work I'm featuring :D

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Three years ago today we launched SJ Fowler’s collection of collage poems, Bastard Poems. The book is available again! Click here: mixam.co.uk/print-on-deman…

Huge recommendation!! Think William Burroughs tickled by Walerian Borowczyk beneath a glittering sky: queer flamboyance, pulp mysticism & the lubed lens of the pineal eye. Astral secretions for all!

David Spittle Hope it's okay to tweet you, David, that the Dithering Chaps - SUBMISSIONS OPEN! chapbook subs window is open until end Aug. (I'm an Associate Editor there). £10 reading fee for the chance of joining our 2025 catalogue. See ditheringchaps.com/submissions Pl retweet

Waking up today as a proud owner of this new double batch from Robert Sheppard Robert Sheppard . 'At dawn's first coffee I scan my passport' Both available now from Shearsman

Parts of the Body that Stink is satire expressed in physicality, bursting, in the necessarily strange and splintered wit of language, like a spreading bruise. Not a commentary but a fundamental and rudimentary smear of body-talk. No pirouettes of rehearsed persona” David Spittle

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Come along to celebrate the creative life of Brian Catling this weekend Info 3-16am.co.uk/blog/30th-31st…

INCIDENT (30’, 2023) is now available to stream on The New Yorker and on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=oW65Ch…

Krtek September

My reading performance for and to the great Brian Catling from this saturday night past Candid Arts Trust curated by Richard Marshall 3:16. I read from Catling's Large Ghost m.youtube.com/watch?v=T4189o…

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grateful to be part of poeming the radioactive reptilian contingent - In a year in which Gojira played in an olympics ceremony - seems fitting!

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Join us for Voices of Change: A Feminist Collective Book Launch with readings by Leslie Kaplan, Khashayar "Kess" Mohammadi, Carolina Gómez-Montoya, Julie Carr, & Jennifer Pap. UK launch of Daffod*ls & The Book of Skies. Thanks to Laura Elliot, & The Poetry In The Library series!