by Here Comes Everyone | Jun 12, 2019
INTERVIEW: FIRE & DUST MEETS MATT DUGGAN WOODWORMHedgehog Press ISBN 978-1-9164806-2-9£12.00/72+ pages “I’m not wiping sweat from my foreheadbut cobwebs from the metal ferns; I appear to be drunk on 23rd streethaving forgot the name of my hotel again; I see the...
by Here Comes Everyone | Apr 13, 2019
INTERVIEW: FIRE & DUST MEETS DWANE READS THE ANNOYING MEGAPHONE PIGEON BY DWANE READSPiggyback PressISBN 978-0-9535626-2-6£6.00/97 pages Based in Derby, Dwane Reads has been kicking around in different artistic guises since 1985. A member of the DIY Poets in...
by Here Comes Everyone | Mar 30, 2019
SABOTEUR AWARDS – HELP US GET SHORTLISTED AGAIN! The Saboteur Awards spotlight a diverse range of literary publications, events and writers on the UK indie literature scene. As you remember, we were chuffed when our monthly poetry event in Coventry, Fire...
by Here Comes Everyone | Mar 30, 2019
REVIEW: JO BELL’S ‘KITH’ KITH BY JO BELL NINE ARCHES PRESS ISBN: 978-0993120107 98 pages/£9.99 Reviewed by: Stella Backhouse In the concluding lines of the title poem of this, her second collection, Jo Bell observes to those who are her Kith: “I am not who I think I...
by Here Comes Everyone | Mar 9, 2019
REVIEW: JANE COMMANE’S ‘ASSEMBLY LINES’ ASSEMBLY LINES BY JANE COMMANEBLOODAXE BOOKSISBN: 978-1780374086£9.95/64 pages Reviewed by Stella Backhouse “Sexual intercourse” declared Philp Larkin in his second-most-celebrated opening line “began/ in nineteen sixty three”....
