An Arcadian, Literary Childhood in Tilty by Helen Reilly Donlon Can I ever return again To where I can never go, To the dark green woods by the fields Where the tall grasses grow?
Michael Bartholomew-Biggs reviews Protest by David Floyd, The Manager by Robin Vaughan-Williams and Boring the Arse off Young People by Martin Figura
Don McCullin’s ‘Shaped by War’ Both the persona and work of Don McCullin, conflict photographer and self confessed “war junkie”, have always held a mesmeric allure over me.
* LONDON GRIP NEW POETRY WINTER 2011 features poems by: *Maggie Butt; *Margaret Hollingsworth; *Mike Barlow; *Merryn Williams; *Deborah Tyler-Bennett; *Martin Figura; *Neil Curry; *Thomas Roberts; *Donald Atkinson; *Martine Oborne; *Martyn Crucefix; *Jeremy Page; *Robert Nisbet; *Helen Ivory; *James Norcliffe; *Leah Fritz; *Ruth Bidgood; *Alice Major; *Shanta Acharya;
Chris Beckett reviews The City with Horns by Tamar Yoseloff – and enjoys the Jackson Pollock poem sequence ,,,
POETRY REVIEW: Thomas Ovans looks at a new anthology responding to the King James Bible …
Thomas Ovans uses the internet to solve mysteries round an air crash fifty years ago … and also uncovers some more recent concerns
Michael Bartholomew-Biggs reviews Understudies by Anne-Marie Fyfe and The Man on Crewe Station by John Godfrey
Archive events happening during the BFI London Film Festival
Archives 2009 L O N D O N G R I P online art exhibition A late life adventure: the watercolours of JAMES N.BUTCHER Little Venice, Regents Canal, Maida Vale, London. 20 February 2004 NEW PATHS by James N. Butcher Professor Emeritus of Psychology University of Minnesota Many people possess unrecognized or dormant abilities that are never expressed in […]
Michael Bartholomew-Biggs reviews Voices over Water by D. Nurkse and Selected Poems by Robert Bringhurst
Leah Fritz talks to Patricia Oxley about editing Acumen poetry magazine, running the Torbay festival and being awarded the MBE
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