Hot on the foot of Andrew Taylor’s account of the Poetry and
Poetics Research group on Litter, here, there
appears the first review of Micro Event
Space by Litter editor Alan Baker, which pretty much gets to the point of its
attempted minimalism: short poems about little things in a small short run book
in the neat Red Ceilings series. Alan’s final words are ‘This is a much bigger
book than is apparent from its physical appearance.’ Thanks for the review
Alan. Read it HERE.Or here.
Details of the book here (and lots of links to some of the
(micro) events and collaborations and publications included therein):
and here: http://www.theredceilingspress.co.uk/
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| Micro Event Space Book Launch |
There’s also a review by Steve Spence of the anthology Noon: An Anthology of Short Poems, edited
by Philip Rowland, that one of my short ‘twittersonnets’ in the book was published in.
My last poetry in Litter
was four ‘Burnt Journal’ poems, birthday poems for poet friends: http://leafepress.com/litter12/sheppard/sheppard.html
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