Maintenant Slovakia in association with Literature across Frontiers & Arc Publications

Saturday 18th June, 7pm

• Mila Haugova
• Colin Herd
• Tamarin Norwood
• Marcus Slease
• Ivan Štrpka
• Jonty Tiplady
• James Wilkes
• Michael Zand

The Rich Mix arts centre, 5 - 47 Bethnal Green Road, London E1 6LA

Admission is free.

Department #4

£4, May 2011 (A5, 48 pp.)

Now available. Featuring:

• Mark Cobley
• S J Fowler
• Harry Godwin
• Matthew Hall
• Colin Herd
• Peter Hughes
• Tom Jenks
• Justin Katko
• Carol Watts

Eighteens Reviewed

Colin Herd reviews Eighteens.

via The Other Room

blart 1

Stephen Emmerson's blart 1 is now online, featuring work from:

• Richard Barrett
• Sean Burn
• Zachary Chartkoff
• David Clarke
• Becky Cremin
• James Davies
• Michael Dean
• Gareth Durasow
• Alison Faulds
• Allen Fisher
• SJ Fowler
• Colin Herd
• Geof Huth
• Tom Jenks
• Andy Jordan
• David Marriott
• Matthew Martin
• Hazel Mcadin
• Ariel Moon
• Tom Oliver Graham
• Ryan Ormonde
• Nat Raha
• Posie Rider
• Jasmine Rosenbloom
• Nicolas Spicer
• Chris Stephenson
• Yolanda Tudor-Bloch
• Steve Waling
• Michael Zand

sonnet by colin herd

p.s. i realised i didn't answer your question, what follows is my attempt it's difficult though because i've never been sure just how serious all of this is i mean you spoke of substances, and poetry, and mothers...? i can get my head around the first two, and the last two, but all three are like a venn diagram that is stubbly and smells of beer. when i first decided i wanted to be a poet (it wasn't long ago/ not as long as you'd think) i thought, if only i can be a poet maybe i won't need mothers, and substances, and stances but when i was shrieked at 'you don't want to be a poet; you're just too lazy to get on T.V.!!' i thought about it a lot because it was partly true and partly true and partly true and partly true and partly true but i like sonnets and so, it seems, do you.

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