Knowing I’ll never reach you but being OK with getting close
Jan NobleNotes toward beauty and the eternal
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Nº79 From dodgy boozers to the Italian lakes
This week: part two of the top ten strangest, most dangerous and most beautiful places I’ve taken ‘My Name Is Swan’. Plus when it’s appropriate to drop the ‘P’ bomb and the etiquette of performing poetry when your audience isn’t wearing sho...
Nº78 The top ten strangest, most dangerous and most beautiful places that I’ve read poetry
This week: Prisons, lakes, islands and boozers and why the making of an epic poem is not just what it says but where it goes...
10. The lingerie shop
You’ll find a lot of hustle going down in the poetry game. If you wanna see your wor...
Nº77 The best review I ever received…
This week: A user guide to becoming gainfully employed, the ABC scheme revealed and how I met a lovely man called Imran…
I am sitting in Booth Number 83 on the fourth floor of the Hackney Job Centre. There is a dull drone from the air-cond...
Nº76 Not another bloody odyssey...
This week: Amateur dramatics on the coast, abandoning a sales pitch halfway through and why the only way to keep poetry is to give it away…
I have a friend, and he won’t thank me for saying this but what he does with poetry, what he does f...
N°75 My Name Is Swan
This week: Artificial authors, CGI poetry and why ‘a man walked into a bar’ is not the oldest joke in the book…
Last year Coral Hart, the pen name of a South African romance novelist, produced more than two hundred ‘AI-assisted’ romance no...
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