April 10, 2015 by alisonbr. Do you need a reader for 2016? First, a shameless note to say that I have a new collection due from Carcanet in March 2016. So if you would like a cheap and cheerful reader for 2016, have a microphone, and can be reached from Cheltenham by public transport, I would be delighted to come. It sounds like the beginning of a bad literary joke. Bertolt Brecht and two china birds went into a tea room in Lincoln.

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Wednesday, March 19, 2008. The reason the posts in Baghdadskies petered out in 2006 was a comprehensive disgust at the mess the Americans had created in Iraq and the feeling that nothing I could say would be anything more than repetitions of this feeling. Here a selection of posts in Slate on the theme of Why I Did I get Iraq wrong? To coincide with the 5th. anniversary of the invasion on March 2003, stating with Kanan Makiya. Para; Wednesday, March 19, 2008.

When the weight and press. Of the heat makes the air tangible, touchable,. And the drone of the city is dampened,. Like the sweat on the back of my neck;. A delicate and curved trickling, undulating downward. As night writes its name on the still-warm sidewalk. Sometimes all you need is a haiku.

Wednesday, March 26, 2014. Frankly, I read P. How did they do it? .

Always puzzles me why people from certain countries who colonized other countries; made slaves and indentured servants from other countries; recruited migrant workers from other countries; invaded other countries creating refugees; ALWAYS complain about people from other countries.

Is an electronic literary journal of accessible poetry and discourse comprised of exuberant and often brutal critiques of the self, its conditions and surroundings. Originally developed as the curriculum of an interdisciplinary learning contract in literary theory, the journal acquired its initial reputation publishing literary realism by authors emerging through Web 2. 0 platforms and the new literary e-zeitgeist. Articles appearing in The Commonline Journal.

Presents interviews with writers, publishers and literary activists. Friday, March 16, 2018. Could you write a poem or short fiction that shares an experience or aspect on or of future Leicester? Your poem or short fiction could be about life, personalities or relationships with, within or around the city, its people, features, landmarks, peculiarities, history, or future. What will Leicester be like in the year 2084? 9679; Please inclu.