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DISPOET: July 2005

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Discussion for and about poets with disabilities, sites for submitting work, contests. Interest in personal accomplishments of poets with diabilities. Also comments about disability studies or poetry in general. Friday, July 29, 2005. Something Close to Beautiful. For the third year in a row the Inglis House Poetry Workshop will be producing a chapbook of poetry related to disability. The tentative title of this year’s chapbook, Something Close to Beautiful. Posted by EMMLP at 4:25 AM. Take a run at an i...

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DISPOET: September 2006

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Discussion for and about poets with disabilities, sites for submitting work, contests. Interest in personal accomplishments of poets with diabilities. Also comments about disability studies or poetry in general. Sunday, September 03, 2006. Is a bit overstuffed for a saddle-stapled chapbook, the visually enticing cover by Elijah Northen is more than enough to invite the reader in. Posted by EMMLP at 2:37 PM. Planet of the Blind. Notes of a Deaf Blind Writer. For Linda Cronin: A Tribute to Her Work.

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DISPOET: May 2005

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Discussion for and about poets with disabilities, sites for submitting work, contests. Interest in personal accomplishments of poets with diabilities. Also comments about disability studies or poetry in general. Tuesday, May 24, 2005. Steven Brown of the University of Hawaii has thrown out the question, What is Disability Art? Certainly, not all of Kuusisto’s poems in Only Bread, Only Light. Posted by EMMLP at 4:24 AM. Saturday, May 21, 2005. Only Bread, Only Light. He was born with extremely limited sig...

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Mark Burnhope’s The Snowboy | Peony Moon

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A contemporary poetry blog. Mark Burnhope’s The Snowboy. Mark Burnhope was born in 1982. He studied at London School of Theology before completing an MA in Creative Writing at Brunel University. His poems and reviews have appeared in a variety of print and online publications. He currently lives and writes in Bournemouth, with his partner, four stepchildren, two geckos and a greyhound. Salt Publishing, 2011) is his first book of poetry. To My Familiar, Queequeg. I too am tattooed. I too tap away. A pale ...

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August | 2011 | daysofroses

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Poetry, prose and music. About Days of Roses. Archive for August, 2011. Poem from Lydia Macpherson. The wonderful Lydia Macpherson. Recently came second in the Edwin Morgan Competition with this poem. She’s no stranger to being on the podium of the big competitions. Our Lydia, and with good reason. Even by her own usual lofty standards this is a gem and I’m very chuffed to post it today. And when his father left. He learned to carve, to whet the blade,. Worn arched and thin by years. He thought, to look ...

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Interview with Mark Burnhope and poem from The Snowboy | daysofroses

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Poetry, prose and music. About Days of Roses. Interview with Mark Burnhope and poem from The Snowboy. Mark Burnhope’s debut pamphlet. Has just been released from Salt, as part of the Modern Voices series which has already published a number of fine writers. I first saw Mark’s poems on Dan Wyke’s excellent Other Lives. A long-time favourite collection of poems. In terms of the canon, the centuries, it might be William Blake’s. Songs of Innocence and of Experience. Anything, in a prosaic sense, don’t we?

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Clairet | Salt Modern Voices

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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Who are the Salt Modern Voices? Adrian Slatcher – Playing Solitaire for Money. Angela Topping – I Sing of Bricks. Claire Trévien – Low-Tide Lottery. Emily Hasler – natural histories. JT Welsch – Orchids. Lee Smith – Away from the City. Mark Burnhope – The Snowboy. Meryl Pugh – The Bridle. Robert Graham – A Man Walks into a Kitchen. Shaun Belcher – Last Farmer. London Part II & Manchester. November 28, 2011. Inside that O...

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Salt Modern Voices | Just another WordPress.com site | Page 2

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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Who are the Salt Modern Voices? Adrian Slatcher – Playing Solitaire for Money. Angela Topping – I Sing of Bricks. Claire Trévien – Low-Tide Lottery. Emily Hasler – natural histories. JT Welsch – Orchids. Lee Smith – Away from the City. Mark Burnhope – The Snowboy. Meryl Pugh – The Bridle. Robert Graham – A Man Walks into a Kitchen. Shaun Belcher – Last Farmer. Newer posts →. September 28, 2011. August 14, 2011. Here is a...

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Tony Williams’ All the Bananas I’ve Never Eaten | Peony Moon

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A contemporary poetry blog. Tony Williams’ All the Bananas I’ve Never Eaten. Tony Williams grew up in Matlock, Derbyshire, lived for a decade in Sheffield and now lives in Alnwick. He teaches creative writing at Northumbria University, but previously worked as an environmental charity worker, dogsbody in a French restaurant, and custodian of a disused lead mine. He was also a failed child wrestler. He writes poetry and prose fiction. His first collection of poetry,. When you inherit a shop full of curios?