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Articles tagged with ‘Poetry’
Artist Retreat: La Muse
Review: Twisting Tongues
Review: Bang Said The Gun: Stand Up Poetry
Bang Said The Gun is a weekly stand up poetry event held on...
Review: George Watsky at The Old Vic Tunnels
For those interested in spoken word and users...
Between the Covers: 500 Shakespearean Sonnets
Ryan J-W Smith’s 500 Shakespearean Sonnets (the diary of a poetic quest...
Baudelaire in 21st Century London…
It was in Paris, around mid-19th century that Baudelaire the poet roamed in the streets, searching...
Why I Love…Charles Bukowski
Henry Charles Bukowski, born Heinrich Karl Bukowski (1920-1994), was one of those unique people destined...
The Return of Poetry in Youth Culture
The name William Shakespeare conjures up ideas of genius and prolificacy; but in the...
Poetry Review: Six Children by Mark Ford
The title of Mark Ford's third collection is taken from Walt Whitman’s admission late in life, that “Though unmarried I have...
Review: The Romantic Dogs by Roberto Bolaño
When reading The Romantic Dogs, it seems necessary to keep reminding yourself that Roberto Bolaño was as...
The 7th London Zine Symposium
Seven years ago, in the spring of 2004, Edd Baldry had an idea. He was working out of a squatters'...
MouthLondon Book Club: March 2011
In a partnership of the Culture and Arts Sections we bring you the MouthLondon Book Club. Each issue...
MouthLondon Book Club: March 2011 Discussion
A discussion between five of our contributors on the pieces chosen for March...
Review: Off the Page
In the stunning setting of Regent’s college, surrounded by beautiful parkland and magnificent buildings, up-and-coming screen writers are offered the opportunity to...
EXCLUSIVE “a moment caught”
Visit the Store: Full Content available in the Spring 2011 Issue... When I first arranged an interview with James Wallace, I proposed...
Inua Ellams: Changing the face of Poetry
26-year-old performance poet, graphic artist and playwright, Inua Ellams, had a far more interesting childhood than most. He was...