The timeline is a bit fluid but that's not a bad guesstimate. Part 1 was post-glam pub rock about 1975, part 2 obviously 1976-7. This part alludes to Jon Foxx's Ultravox and Gary Numan's Tubeway Army, so post punk and pre new wave. Danny seems to...
This was actually supposed to have been a violent political thriller but Google took exception to my parameters when I was researching how an ordinary person would obtain a weapon and plan an assassination. (I'm probably flagged on a government...
It must have been convincing.
Posted on Sun, 04 Feb 2018
It must have been convincing.
I was distracted by a couple of members of the audience looking at their phones during my performance.
Am I being that boring or self indulgent? I wondered.
Turned out they were Googling me and...
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The timeline is a bit fluid
Posted on Tue, 03 Mar 2026
The timeline is a bit fluid but that's not a bad guesstimate. Part 1 was post-glam pub rock about 1975, part 2 obviously 1976-7. This part alludes to Jon Foxx's Ultravox and Gary Numan's Tubeway Army, so post punk and pre new wave. Danny seems to...
Read full commentPosted in More Roche Five Than Pain
This was actually supposed to
Posted on Wed, 25 Feb 2026
This was actually supposed to have been a violent political thriller but Google took exception to my parameters when I was researching how an ordinary person would obtain a weapon and plan an assassination. (I'm probably flagged on a government...
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Thank you. I like writing non
Posted on Mon, 25 Aug 2025
Thank you. I like writing non linear narratives - and this one is a bit of a merry go round in itself.
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Hi there.
Posted on Fri, 20 May 2016
Hi there.
I enjoyed the short, impressionistic strokes of your poem. It felt immersive and claustrophobic.
However, I hope you won't mind a newbie's observation that the third section 'moist' does not appear to flow thematically...
Read full commentPosted in The imperative (Poetry Monthly)