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Övergången, the chapbook, out now!
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I’m thrilled to say that I have a new chapbook coming out, and it’s bilingual!
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Art Line comes to Karlskrona!
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In October, Art Line comes to Karlskrona, with a range of events planned, including a seminar on digital art.
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ELMCIP Live Tweeting Screenshot Volume 2
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Seems like this Tweeting thang is starting to get to me. Back in June, I live-tweeted the heck out of our ELMCIP workshop in Karlskrona, and last week in Ljubljana my textin’ fingers were itching for some more action.
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ELMCIP’s 200th tweet!
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Image: ELMCIP’s 200th tweet – follow @ELMCIP on Twitter!
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Imjingang sax scene
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Imjingang is a small town just north of Paju in the Republic of Korea, on the banks of the Imjin river and close to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
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Nosija
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you arrived in kochani life-bruised and hung-over lucky to have escaped the clutches of bureaucracy the festival of mute poets barely a memory (lines nothing compared to roadside fields of rice (flags the evening’s cool remedy: couples walking beside a tiny river (readings in a childrens’ park where swings & miniature trains reminded you of…
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The All-Seeing ‘I’
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Early-1990s UK indie bands: The definitive list
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1990s UK indie bands were the best bands.
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Back in 2011, I took one of my many trips down Amnesia Lane. A little bit like this one, in fact. I decided to create a list of all the great UK indie bands from the early 1990s. The problem was, I wasn’t an expert at all, and I’d never lived in the UK. But…
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Mother Russia
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‘Mother Russia’ was my first published poem, and the first poem I ever performed in public. It appeared in 1991 in Textbase, a short-lived journal put out by the people who ran the Reasonably Good Cafe on Abercrombie Street in Chippendale, Sydney. I remember attending the launch and reading my poem. Afterwards someone told me…
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“Т’га за југ”
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A free transliteration of Graham W. Reid’s translation of “Т’га за југ” (“T’ga za jug”, or “Longing for the South”) by Macedonian writer Konstantin Miladinov (1830-62).
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Stars & Stripes
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I have seen things you do not wish to see, in any theatre, not even in war. Together we have seen & done what few could ever imagine, even inside these dream machines. The men emerging from cubicles with their dicks hanging limp & out. Or the couples fracking with impunity by the dance floor.…
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Cordite 35.2: Oz-ko (Hanguk-Hoju)
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Cordite Poetry Review No. 35.2: Oz-Ko 한국-호주 (Hanguk-Hoju) Poetry editor: Eun-Gwi Chung English translations: Eun-Gwi Chung and Brother Anthony of Taizé Released: 1 August 2011 Cover image: Ivy Alvarez Pandora archive (NLA)
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We’ve moved on, actually
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You seem to believe that you have a right to live in a world where you still get paid one thousand times a day or even more for the three chords you banged out (by accident, might I add) on an ageing Casio synth in 1986, & which later on was used as an obscure…