Surrey Poetry Festival Magazine

Download the Surrey Poetry Festival Magazine, edited by Amy De'Ath. Featuring:

• David Ashford
• Tim Atkins
• Jennifer Cooke
• Emily Critchley
• Amy De'Ath
• Elizabeth Guthrie
• Robert Hampson
• Edmund Hardy
• Sarah Kelly
• The Liquid Bros.
• Francesca Lisette
• Joe Luna
• Nat Raha
• Jonty Tiplady

Hi Zero #THREE

£3.30

Featuring poems from:

• Jennifer Cooke
• Harry Gilonis
• Edmund Hardy
• Sarah Kelly
• Laura Kilbride
• Ed Luker
• Joe Luna
• John Wilkinson

E-mail hizeroreadings@gmail.com to order.

Veer About

Veer About 2010-2011 has been specifically designed as an online publication with fully clickable contents page, while also utilising the pdf format to embed video, audio and visual work, in addition to text.

Available as a free download from Intercapillary Space.

Edited by Adrian Clarke and William Rowe.

Featuring:

• Gilbert Adair
• Pansy Maurer-Alvarez
• Sean Bonney
• Elizabeth-Jane Burnett
• David Caddy
• John Cayley
• Wayne Clements
• Jennifer Pike Cobbing
• Becky Cremin
• Jimmy Cummins
• Allen Fisher
• Gregorio Fontén
• Steven Fowler
• Edmund Hardy
• Harry Gilonis
• Martin Gubbins
• James Harvey
• Rosa van Hensbergen
• Rob Holloway
• Keith Jebb
• Antony John
• Doug Jones
• Justin Katko
• Matthew Martin
• Steve McCaffery
• Aodán McCardle
• Karen McCormack
• Mendoza
• Rod Mengham
• David Miller
• Stephen Mooney
• Niamh O’Mahony
• Maggie O’Sullivan
• Ryan Ormonde
• Richard Owens
• Chris Paul
• Peter Philpott
• Frances Presley
• Nat Raha
• John Seed
• Gavin Selerie
• Phillip Terry
• Greg Thomas
• Scott Thurston
• Juha Virtanen
• Carol Watts
• Mike Weller
• Tom White
• Steve Willey
• Johan de Wit

Update on Thursday 24 February, 2011 by Openned

Corrected spelling of Rosa van Hensbergen.

New from Arthur Shilling Press

Edmund Hardy - Desertion

£2 (UK & EU only), Arthur Shilling Press, 2011 (A6, 8 pages, 60 copies)

Peter Hughes - Site Guide

£3.50 (UK & EU only), Arthur Shilling Press, 2011 (A5, 20 pages, 30 copies)

If you wish to purchase outside the UK & EU, please contact Harry Godwin.

Openned Zine #4

Now available to view in Online > ePubs, featuring:

• Mackenzie Carignan & Marthe Reed on The Dusie Kollektiv
• Tony Trehy exploring the possibilities for Text Festival 2011
• Will Montgomery describing POLYply
• Posie Rider's guide to poetry in Edinburgh
• Arabella Currie & Thomas Graham explaining halfcircle
• Sara Wintz outlining poetry in New York
• Tom Jenks telling us what zimZalla is
• Steven Fowler describing the Maintenant series and outlining The Workshop, a new new project on Writers Forum in conjunction with Openned
• Edmund Hardy reading four lines of poetry
• Simon Howard describing Department
• Part 2 of Lara Buckerton's essay on The eBook Nova

Plus regular features:

• Bird Puke
• Bookface
• Logbay
• @sinclairinruins* (new)
• Photography: in this issue, Georgie M'Glug, Nat Raha and Sharon Borthwick

Available in full-colour PDF or an easy-to-print black and white version.

*contributed anonymously - thank you to the contributor

Update on Wednesday 19 January, 2011 by Openned

We forgot to mention: the front cover image is by Emily Critchley and was taken at the Sporadic Reading Group, organised by Emily and Jennifer Cooke. Contact Emily or Jennifer to be added to the mailing list.

The Situation Room

Saturday 20th November, 7.30pm

• Emily Critchley
• Edmund Hardy
• Jeff Hilson
• Francesca Lisette
• Linus Slug
• Steve Willey

7 Fountayne Rd, Tottenham, Greater London N15 4

Plus collaborative performance from Jonny Liron and Francesca Lisette.

Admission is free

Update on Saturday 20 November, 2010 by Openned

Please note, Steve Willey is now reading at the Situation Room on 27th November.

Openned Zine #2

Now available to view in Online > ePubs, featuring:

• Peter Philpott explaining reasons and motivations behind the Great Works website
• Save Middlesex Philosophy
• Emily Critchley and Carol Watts provide a schedule for the Women's Innovative Poetry & Cross-Genre Festival in Greenwich
• Jeff Hilson, Edmund Hardy, Richard Owens and Peter Riley on Mendoza, or, Linus Slug
• Sejal Chad, Becky Cremin, Ryan Ormonde and Karen Sandhu on press free press
• Harry Gilonis Edmund Hardy, Tessa Whitehouse and Michael Zand on Klatch 3: Dérive
• Luke Roberts looks back on the Sussex Poetry Festival
• Stephen Mooney on the launch of the new Voiceworks website
• Matt Dalby on a new sound-text-performance series in Manchester, Counting Backwards
• Timothy Thornton close reads Ryan Ormonde's firstdraftofhypertextrespondingtoalicefallingdownrabbithole
• Johanna Linsley on I'm With You, a series of live art events in Clapton, London
• Alex Davies on the Openned Table

Plus a set of regular new features: 

• Bookface
• Bird Puke
• Photography: in this issue, Sharon Borthwick, Marianne Morris, Nat Raha and Malcolm Phillips

Available in full-colour PDF or an easy-to-print black and white version.

Klatch 2

Klatch 2 is now available to view in Online > ePubs. The magazine was assembled on Friday 29th January 2010. Thanks to everyone who was involved.

Photos from Klatch 3 are also now available to view in the Nights > Photos section, and a copy of the magazine produced during this Klatch will be available in the coming weeks.

University of Greenwich: Women's Innovative Poetry & Cross-Genre Work Festival

Wednesday 14th - Friday 16th July

image by Emily Critchley

Emily Critchley:

There will be a celebration of women's innovative poetry & cross-genre work, organised by Carol Watts (Birkbeck University) & myself, taking place this summer at the University of Greenwich (London). The dates are July 14th-16th.

Confirmed writers and speakers so far:

• Alev Adil
• Caroline Bergvall
• Rachel Blau DuPlessis
• Andrea Brady
• Lee Ann Brown
• David Buuck
• Elizabeth-Jane Burnett
• Mairead Byrne
• Jennifer Cooke
• Corina Copp
• Emily Critchley
• Jean Day
• Jacob Edmund
• Carrie Etter
• Robert Hampson
• Edmund Hardy
• Susana Gardner
• Lisa Jarnot
• Daniel Kane
• Christine Kennedy
• Frances Kruk
• Francesca Lisette
• Marianne Morris
• Redell Olsen
• Holly Pester
• Vanessa Place
• Frances Presley
• Luke Roberts
• Lisa Robertson
• Sophie Robinson
• Rebecca Rosier
• Lisa Samuels
• Eleni Sikelianos
• Juliana Spahr
• Zoë Skoulding
• Cathy Wagner
• Samantha Walton
• Carol Watts
• Sara Wintz

Room 315, King William Building, University of Greenwich, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS

Admission is free (donations requested).

For anyone unable to make the festival in person, Steve Willey and Alex Davies will be filming proceedings. These will be made available online.

Update on Thursday 11 March, 2010 by Openned

Updated list of readers.

Update on Saturday 22 May, 2010 by Openned

Further updates to list of readers and location of readings.

Update on Monday 5 July, 2010 by Openned

Updates to reader list and room location.

Readings Journal 5

Now online. Featuring:

• Gilbert Adair interviewed by Stephen Mooney
• Adrian Clarke on W. Gilbert Adair's 'The American Epic Novel in the Late Twentieth Century'
• Demosthenes Agrafiotis & Michail Palaiologou - Chinese Notebook
• Chus Pato - Here's to the poem (translated by William Rowe)
• Chus Pato - Commentary for Translated Acts (translated by William Rowe)
• Elizabeth Jane Burnett - Cynthia Hogue's The Incognito Body as Ecopoethics
• Edmund Hardy on Cy Twombly's 'Poems to the Sea'
• Lawrence Upton - Non-determinist responses
• Demonthenes Agrafiotis - Cabaret 1
• Demonthenes Agrafiotis - Cabaret 2
• Demonthenes Agrafiotis - Cabaret 3
• Cris Paul on Chris McCabe's 'The Borrowed Notebook'
• Harry Godwin - 4 Experiments in Deconstruction (response to Johan de Wit's Statements)
• Colin Campbell Robinson - NOTES TOWARDS DISILLUSION

via Stephen Mooney