New Grub Street
Andrew RoycroftA bit of a miscellany, but chiefly a space for me to share book reviews, original poetry, literary criticism and Christian meditations.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 106 | Subscribers | Read | andrewroycroft.substack.com |
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An Interview with Poet Adrian Rice Pt.1
It is a true joy to bring you the first-ever New Grub Street Interview. Over the next while, visitors to this site should expect to find regular video interviews with poets, writers, educators, artists, musicians and performers, all centred...
AI, Cat Memes and Creativity
I think about AI most days of the week, mostly because every piece of software I use now offers to rewrite, rewire and repurpose what I am sitting down to create. My response is always an impolite ‘no’! A further reason why AI crosses my mi...
Migrants, boats, and dark imaginings
In recent years, I have made October the month when I read spooky stories. Raised on a Friday night diet of Hammer Horror movies before I was really old enough to watch them, I avoided the genre for many years, feeling an aversion to either...
Close and Slow: 'Everness' by Jorge Luis Borges
Many of us feel a bit inadequate when it comes to reading poetry, perhaps suspecting that there is some higher learning or personal initiation required to appreciate verse. ‘Close and Slow’ is a regular feature here on ‘New Grub Street’ pro...
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