Just arrived in the post—the back and front (and innards) of the autumn Brixton Review of Books. Brixton Review of Books Small Publishers Fair

Looking forward to hosting Saturday's readings in the Conway Hall Library as part of Small Publishers Fair 2023 (free, no booking required). Details of the afternoon programme in the thread below, and also here: smallpublishersfair.co.uk/readings-talks… x.com/SmallPublisher…

Back, once again, with the renegade rucksacks (front and back) and two carrier bags. En route to Small Publishers Fair

Thank you so much Small Publishers Fair Helen Mitchell and all the team for such a wonderful 2023 fair and for all the work that has gone into making it happen. (Ian Hamilton Finlay below, an inspiration to many…)

An absolute joy to visit Small Publishers Fair for the first time yesterday. A wonderful showcase + celebration of small press publishing from across the UK + beyond, expertly curated by Helen Mitchell. The soundscape was music in itself! Conway Hall #support #smallpresspublishing

So special to have you visit Mary. Thank you for making the journey south.

Our books are well-constructed, good and useful things, and if you buy one, it will enable us to make more. Recent titles include Angelina D'Roza's 'The Blue Hour', Rob Hindle's 'Sapo', and Nancy Gaffield's 'Wealden'. You can order them here: longbarrowpress.com/current-public…

Such a talent this woman.

Join us for the States of Independence 1-day festival & book fair in Leicester tomorrow (Sat 8 June). Longbarrow Press & intergraphia will be among the stallholders, and there's a varied - and free - programme of talks & events. Clephan Building, LE1 5XY, 10am-4pm, free, all welcome

Looking forward to co-queering the intergraphia stall with Dr. Rachel Smith tomorrow. And... we'll be performing as part of BananaramaArtWriting at 3pm. A fun day out for those parts of families who don't vote Reform and aren't utter bell-ends.

My mother never advised me how to vote, but I learned, from her, the importance of the vote, that it was a path to hope, always, whether long, short, narrow or winding. She died last year: this is the 1st general election since 1955 without her 'X'. If you can, please vote today.

It seems to me that the portrayal of the Labour win as shallow because of the vote share is misleading. This was a ‘get the tories out’ election. For different people that generally meant voting Labour, Lib Dem, Green or Reform. But in doing so they all knew they’d get a Labour

''The publisher could be writer, editor, designer, typesetter, and printer, all from the same desk.' Colin Sackett / Uniformbooks: manifold making, manifold meaning, manifold matter. x.com/Uniformbooks/s…

As part of Small Publishers Fair 2024, and in a late change to the advertised programme, I'll be reading in The Green Room (at the rear of the Conway Hall) at 3.30pm on Friday. Full listings for the Fair's readings and talks on Friday and Saturday: smallpublishersfair.co.uk/readings-2024/

In time for @smallpublishers! ANOTHER LINE (2024) on extra light Xuan paper. Fluctuating lines on maps, textiles and in poetry. Typewritten visual poetry, digital print, hand bound.

From the quiet of my Norwich office to London for Small Publishers Fair

A big thank you to everyone who made the amazing gathering and happening that was the Small Publishers Fair 2024, esp Helen Mitchell and all her team. Such a lot of planning, coordination & vision goes into the fair. So important for the small publishing community. Thank you! 🙏 💛

'throuout'—The complete index references in 'Forgery detection: A practical guide' by Wilson R. Harrison, London, 1964; photocopied, cut-up, numerically resequenced, typewritten run-on justified text. 'Manifold / Colin Sackett, publishing 1984–2024' uniformbooks.co.uk/manifoldonline…