Thursday, 24 June 2010

 

Completion of Pistol Tree Poems

This remarkable and highly enjoyable epistolary sequence between Peter Hughes (mainly from Norfolk) and Simon Marsh (mainly from Italy) has now reached its end point, number 106, with an exchange of monostichs. Pick up the new poems here, or start at the beginning there.

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Monday, 14 June 2010

 

Nearly There!

Peter Hughes and Simon Marsh's long poetic and epistolary dialogue, Pistol Tree Poems, is now almost complete, with only a couple more to go, then the rest is silence. Read the new ones on Great Works now.

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Tuesday, 1 June 2010

 

New Pistol Tree Poems

As summer burgeons, more of Peter Hughes & Simon Marsh's Pistol Tree Poems as they rush to their climax. Online now on Great Works, including a brief elegy for David Chaloner.

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Thursday, 6 May 2010

 

More Pistol Trees!

With astonishing alacrity, Peter Hughes and Simon Marsh have now produced numbers 88 & 89. Enjoy!

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Wednesday, 28 April 2010

 

Fresh Pistol Tree Poems

The latest batch of the Pistol Tree Poems epistolary exchange between Peter Hughes and Simon Marsh are now online, numbers 86-87.

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Tuesday, 16 March 2010

 

Fresh Pistol Tree Poems. and Pistol Tree Poems Refreshed

The latest batch of the Pistol Tree Poems epistolary exchange between Peter Hughes and Simon Marsh are now online, numbers 82-85.

Note that the sequence is one of the range of pages I have been recoding from HTML to XHTML, which should make them more accessible to mobile phones and PDAs (and correcting a lot of earlier clumsinesses in coding). I would be very interested in any feedback from anyone who ever accesses the site from such devices rather than a PC or laptop.

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Thursday, 14 January 2010

 

New Pistol Tree Poems for Kenny Wheeler's 80th Birthday

Pistol Tree Poems 78-81 by Peter Hughes and Simon Marsh are online today, celebrating the great jazz trumpeter Kenny Wheeler's Eightieth Birthday with nos. 80 and 81.

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Monday, 26 October 2009

 

Pistol Tree Poems

The two latest of the Pistol Tree Poems by Peter Hughes and Simon Marsh are now uploaded, taking us from the escape strategies of bivalves on the beach (here, maybe periwinkles for once), to the golden age of Norfolk art — "it's as if Heine were just around the headland / trolling for zander & listening to / some local country music / from the days of Tory happiness / when donkeys wore high hats".

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Monday, 28 September 2009

 

Pistol Tree Poems

The two latest of the Pistol Tree Poems by Peter Hughes and Simon Marsh are now uploaded: "the turkey rissole moon / will light / the sinusoidal sky / till dawn", whilst "here in the U.K. they're knitting poems / to celebrate the centenary / of the Poetry Society", even though ". . . what is / human about humans may be logos / but life remains the slow construction of a home / in unspeakable tide & hunger/"

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Friday, 28 August 2009

 

Very Latest Pistol Tree Poems

The most recent pair of Pistol Tree Poems, the collaborative dialogic sequence between Peter Hughes (mainly from Norfolk) and Simon Marsh (mainly from Italy) is now posted on Great Works here. They're coming thick and fast! "it was Beethoven who first observed / the road to Rotterdam was paved with chub" Sheer verbal pleasure.

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Tuesday, 25 August 2009

 

Latest Pistol Tree Poems

The most recent pair of Pistol Tree Poems, the collaborative dialogic sequence between Peter Hughes (mainly from Norfolk) and Simon Marsh (mainly from Italy) is now posted on Great Works here.

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Wednesday, 10 June 2009

 

More Pistol Tree Poems Now!

With alarming alacrity they turn 'em out. Two more of Peter Hughes' and Simon Marsh's Pistol Tree Poems now online.

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Monday, 8 June 2009

 

Serials Update

Peter Hughes' and Simon Marsh's The Pistol Tree Poems and Richard Makin's St Leonards have both now been updated with their most recent episodes.

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