There is going to be a short break in activity here -- I am going (or coming -- coming or going) back to the UK on July 30th, but in the couple of weeks leading up to that I'm going to be travelling a little in China, and/or without a home in China, so I probably won't be able to do much with this blogzine thing until I get back to England. I'll see you soon.
Where you are
WAS my Blog (Hey! I’m not really a blog I’m a magazine - but not your usual sort of) Magazine. BLOGZINE. It's stopped being anything now, as of April 9, 2008.
But what is online stays online, and what's here is what happened while it was happening. The Chinese above, in Pinyin, is huānyíng, and it means “Welcome” and it’s meant. The girl (pictured) is my television lawyer, just in case. E&D is (or was) a mix of poetry & reviews and sometimes charmingly gentle rhubarb (sometimes with hot custard); it has a heart of rolled gold & the word ‘acerbic’ (is that related to ‘cynical’?) doesn't come into it. There are music reviews too, of gigs at the local music halls. This bit was on hold for a while because I was in China for two years, but now I'm not, though I'm going back soon. Anyway, everything here is all a kind of mysterious (I’d like to say it’s sensuous but it isn’t) zone of gentle & benign happiness (whatever the hell 'happiness' is), where headaches disappear & people are friends, & your shoes never need cleaning, & I hope you enjoy it.This is a re-designed site, launched in October 2006. You can view the original website, and all the stuff published there, by clicking here.
Oh, & if you want to find out about my poetry, please go to my Home-From-Home which is a site almost as heavenly as this one.
Click on this (Yes, this!) to e-mail me. But you don't have to. It's not mandatory.
E&D is no longer accepting submissions of work for publication.
Remember That I Love You by Kimya Dawson
Kimya Dawson features heavily on the "Juno" soundtrack, a soundtrack that's as wonderful as the movie. This LP is ok, too. It gets a little trying in places, but it's generally ok.
Sample track: Loose Lips [Listen]
Dig!!! Lazarus, Dig!!! by Nick Cave
& The Bad Seeds
Sample track: More News From Nowhere [Listen]
2 Poems by Sharon Mesmer
A Motion Sends A Postcard Home
by Rupert Loydell
Ackowledgements by Paul Violi
Lipsmackin' Ashes by Sandra Tappenden
Great Writers and Their Shirts by C.J.Allen
Memoirs #1 - 5 by Jeff Harrison
Secret Lifes by Rupert Loydell
And Then There Were Some
by Jeremy Twill
Snow Ranges and Fair Woods by Jeffrey Side
Lost Vampire Movies by Michael Blackburn
Aubade by Nigel Pickard
Herb Robert by Andrew Bailey
2 poems by Glenn Frantz
Rivers by Peter Hughes
The links below will take you to poetry
at the old E&D website.One Poem by Nigel Pickard
A Sunny and Happy Day
Click Here for Intelligence
One Poem by Alison Croggon
Great English Inventions
Slates
One Poem by J. Allyn Rosser
Which, Of Course, I Don't
3 by Sharon Mesmer
A Poem by Paul Sutton
2:15 AM
Plethoric Air by Luke Kennard
New Year Letters by Mairead Byrne
A Picture by C.J. Allen
Four Prose Poems by Ian Seed
In Khlebnikov's Aviary by Paul Violi
from "Risk Assessment" by
Rupert Loydell & Robert Sheppard
Bill Zavatsky's
'Where X Marks the Spot'
Kate Bingham's "Quicksand Beach"
Stanley Middleton's "Harris's Requiem"
Anne Beresford's "Collected Poems"
John Barnie's "Sea Lilies"
Jack Gilbert's "Transgressions"
Peter Riley's "The Llŷn Writings"
K.M. Dersley's "Paranoia in Paradise"
Anthony Wilson's "Full Stretch"
Paul Violi's "Overnight"
Charles North's "Cadenza"
3 from Kendra Steiner Editions
2 Tall Lighthouses
Robert Hershon's
'Calls From The Outside World '
Jeffrey Side's 'Carrier of the Seed'
Don Paterson's 'Orpheus'
The links below will take you to reviews
at the old E&D website.Catherine Wagner's "Imitating"
K.M.Dersley's "Between the Alleyways
at The World's Fair"
Lee Harwood's "Collected Poems"
"Binary Myths"
Paul Hyland's "Art of the Impossible"
Adrian Mitchell's "The Shadow Knows"
Sheila Murphy's "Proof of Silhouettes"
Tim Cumming's "The Rumour"
Roddy Lumsden's "Mischief Nights"
Three from Shoestring Press
Rupert Loydell's "A Conference of Voices"
Nigel Pickard's "One"
Keith Jafrate's "Songs For Eurydice"
Julia Darling's "Apology for Absence"
Dean Young's "Ready-Made Bouquet"
Mike Barlow's "Living On The Difference"
Chris Beckett's "The Dog Who Thinks
He's A Fish"
Present Tense: Poets In The World
John Seed's "Pictures from Mayhew"
& "New & Collected Poems"
4 from Bluechrome
U.A.Fanthorpe's "Collected Poems"
John Ashbery's "Where Shall I Wander"
David Herd's "Mandelson! Mandelson!
A Memoir"
John Mole's "Counting The Chimes"
Robert Sheppard's "The Lores"
Sharon Mesmer's "In Ordinary Time"
Laurie Duggan's "The Ash Range"
& "Compared To What"
Redell Olsen's "Secure Portable Space"
Lisa Samuels's "Paradise For Everyone"
Andre Mangeot's "Mixer"
Paul Violi interviewed by Martin Stannard
Bravo Books by David Belbin
The links below will take you to plays & fiction
at the old E&D website.After Magritte by David Belbin
The War Council: A Play
Comedy's Dark Hero
Paterson:
Photographs by Mark Hillringhouse
Sunset: Zhuhai, China
Cloe's Sunset
The links below will take you to visual art
at the old E&D website.3 Postcards
River Photos, Paterson, NJ
Rilo Kiley
Shack
The Arcade Fire
Iron & Wine
The Fiery Furnaces
Michael Chapman
Mike Heron
British Sea Power
Robyn Hitchcock
Laura Veirs
The links below will take you to reviews of gigs at the old E&D website.
Damo
The Incredible String Band
The Beta Band
Hayden
A Silver Mt. Zion
American Music Club
The Dears
Giant Sand
The Magic Numbers
Low
Arthur Lee & Love
Brendan Benson/Hal
The Arcade Fire
Visit The Annexe to read extracts from
Nigel Pickard's debut novel, "One".
3by3by3
The Argotist Online
ars poetica
Art Zero
Anny Ballardini
Ros Barber
David Belbin
British-Irish -Poets
Andrew Burke
Mairead Byrne
David Caddy
Carcanet
Alison Croggon
The East Village
Fieralingue
Fluxblog
Great Works
Hanging Loose
Hob Nob Anyone?
InPrint
Jacket
Leafe Press
Litter
Rupert Mallin
Sharon Mesmer
The North
The Page
Pataphysics
Poets' Corner
PoetryEtc
Poetry Magazines
The Poetry Project
Popularity Contest
The Ragged Edge
Tom Raworth
Reality Street Editions
Dee Rimbaud
Salt Publishing
Shadowtrain
Seren Books
Shearsman
Ron Silliman
Skegness
Stick Cricket
Stride
Sunk Island Review
Terrible Work
Timboland
Troubled Diva
UbuWeb
Steven Waling
Wild Honey Press
The Word Hoard
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