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Monthly Archives: July 2007
A vagabond life
This is an act of the purest philanthropy on my part. Read Wendell Ricketts’ blog Una Vita Vagabonda. The philanthropy isn’t directed at Wendell, who is smarter, funnier and a better photographer than I am, and therefore doesn’t need it, … Continue reading
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De Groei
You can find the contents page of Vrij Nederland, with a three-line extract from my story The Growing (or De Groei) here (at the top of page two). It’s all double single Dutch to me, but I like the sound … Continue reading
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The Scent of Cinnamon: fifth review
This one comes from the Miami Sun Post and, once again, is less a review than an encouraging nod in my direction. And, once again, I’m delighted (though it’s a pity they have the name of the novel wrong. Just … Continue reading
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THE GOLDEN FLEECE
Why wait? This is the second sequence of the group: MEDEA 1 A wild west so fictitiousonly cowboys could live there.I leave my cave and take some clothes to the water.A fine dust in the waterstains them yellow. Someone arrivesand … Continue reading
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Alan Johnston freed
It’s a joy, and a relief, to be able to move this from the side bar, and to be able to congratulate not only Alan Johnston on his release but also Hamas on their part in it. It’s also interesting … Continue reading
THE GOLDEN FLEECE
Time for a little verse, I think. This is the first part of a group of poems inspired specifically by the myth of the golden fleece and, obliquely, by Pasolini’s Medea (or maybe that should be the other way round). … Continue reading
Posted in golden fleece, pasolini, poem, tom raworth, value
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Chinese whispers
As someone who’s made a (poor) living from academic translation in the past – I now make a poor living from editing my own dear language into UN-speak – I’m deeply impressed by good literary translators. I would never have … Continue reading
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She’s mad for Jacko…
If you’d like to know a bit more about a certain Denise Pfeiffer, media consultant to Silver Ring Thing (see previous post) and erstwhile lingerie model, click here. Believe me, you won’t regret it. (And it’s worth taking a good … Continue reading
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