Friday, 19 September 2008
Great Works 12 Now Published
I'd like to announce that the just uploaded issue of Great Works contains the following new material:
All the material on contemporary British poetry is transferred to www.modernpoetry.org.uk, which now has a proper homepage, and will be expanded. It includes a listing of readings in London. This means I don't have to remind you about the imminent launch of Sundays at the Oto, because you'll see it mentioned there. Do send details of any readings to me - at the moment I'm gleaning them as I can (which is why I'm only dealing with London).
The next stage (once I've just corrected an irritating little error on the homepage) is to redo the links. I also have to arrange for the publication of a posthumous volume of Amos Weisz's translations and other writing.
Beyond that, I aim at getting modernpoetry.org.uk onto a more professional basis - negotiating the nightmares of funding! (if any's been spared from subsidising the bloody Olympics).
- Niall Quinn, three Phlebas poems (+ two mp3s of Niall reading other texts on the site)
- Rupert Loydell, three poems
- Andy Jordan, Inside Mary Millington
- Amos Weisz, of mutabilitie + tinfoot
- Johannes Jansen, trans Amos Weisz, Ditch of fragments/Registrations II
- Sascha Anderson, trans Amos Weisz, Jewish Jetset
- Stephen Emmerson, five poems
- Lesley McKenna, Bodyscapes
- Nicholas Spicer, Six Attempts at Sincerity
- RG Gregory, three poems
- Tom Lowenstein, The Poverty of Pots and Pans
- Tina Bass, three poems
- Christopher Barnes, seven poems
- Ron Singer, Chapter 11
- Alyson Torns, two poems
- Charles Freeland, four poems
- Michael Lee Johnson, four poems
- Julia Sampson, three poems
- Thomas Mulhall, seven poems
- Alistair Noon, four poems
- Juliet Troy, five poems
- Peter Reiling, three poems and some prose
All the material on contemporary British poetry is transferred to www.modernpoetry.org.uk, which now has a proper homepage, and will be expanded. It includes a listing of readings in London. This means I don't have to remind you about the imminent launch of Sundays at the Oto, because you'll see it mentioned there. Do send details of any readings to me - at the moment I'm gleaning them as I can (which is why I'm only dealing with London).
The next stage (once I've just corrected an irritating little error on the homepage) is to redo the links. I also have to arrange for the publication of a posthumous volume of Amos Weisz's translations and other writing.
Beyond that, I aim at getting modernpoetry.org.uk onto a more professional basis - negotiating the nightmares of funding! (if any's been spared from subsidising the bloody Olympics).
Labels: Amos Weisz, contemporary British poetry, poetry websites, updates, website proposal
# posted by Peter Philpott @ 21:17 
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