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Scott Cumming – Week 44 Chapbook Chart 2022
A Chapbook About Nothing eschews the thematic tightness of the form bringing you a veritable smorgasbord of poems re-examining pillars of pop culture to remembering the youthful existence of makeshift goal posts. There is murderous mayhem and matters that muddy the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Bates, Amit Majmudar, Anthony Parr, Daniel D Fox, dean young, Francis O’Hare, J.D. Smith, Jerome Betts, Kate Bingham, Kate Rose, Marcus Bales, Martin Elster, Maryann Corbett, Michael R. Burch, Nia MacKeown, Noah Patterson, Pino Coluccio, Quincy R. Lehr, Rhys Campbell, Robert S. Daley, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Scott Cumming, Terese Coe, William Meikle
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Scott Cumming – Week 43 Chapbook Chart 2022
A Chapbook About Nothing eschews the thematic tightness of the form bringing you a veritable smorgasbord of poems re-examining pillars of pop culture to remembering the youthful existence of makeshift goal posts. There is murderous mayhem and matters that muddy the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Bates, Amit Majmudar, Anthony Parr, Brooke Clark, Cody Walker, Daniel D Fox, David Whippman, dean young, Francis O’Hare, Gail White, Helena Nelson, J.D. Smith, James B. Nicola, Jerome Betts, Kate Bingham, Kate Rose, Marcus Bales, Martin Elster, Martin Parker, Mary Meriam, Maryann Corbett, Melissa Balmain, Michael R. Burch, N.S. Thompson, Nia MacKeown, Pino Coluccio, Quincy R. Lehr, Rhys Campbell, Richard Fleming, Robert S. Daley, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Scott Cumming, Terese Coe, Vadim Kagan, Vera Ignatowitsch, Wendy Cope, William Meikle
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Scott Cumming – Week 42 Chapbook Chart 2022
A Chapbook About Nothing eschews the thematic tightness of the form bringing you a veritable smorgasbord of poems re-examining pillars of pop culture to remembering the youthful existence of makeshift goal posts. There is murderous mayhem and matters that muddy the … Continue reading
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Tagged Allison Nicole, Amit Majmudar, Daniel D Fox, dean young, Francis O’Hare, J.D. Smith, Jerome Betts, Kate Bingham, Kate Rose, Marcus Bales, Martin Elster, Maryann Corbett, Michael R. Burch, Nia MacKeown, Noah Patterson, Pino Coluccio, Quincy R. Lehr, Rhys Campbell, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Scott Cumming, Tadhg Culley, Terese Coe, William Meikle
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William Meikle – Week 41 Chapbook Chart 2022
Three tales of strange births. COLONISTS, A VIRGIN BIRTH ( A Sigils & Totems story), and COOL FOR CATS (A Sigils & Totems story ) from the Scottish Canadian writer William Meikle. William Meikle lives in Newfoundland with whales, bald … Continue reading
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Tagged Amit Majmudar, Brooke Clark, Cody Walker, Daniel D Fox, David Whippman, dean young, Francis O’Hare, Gail White, Helena Nelson, J.D. Smith, James B. Nicola, Jerome Betts, Kate Bingham, Marcus Bales, Martin Elster, Martin Parker, Mary Meriam, Maryann Corbett, Melissa Balmain, Michael R. Burch, N.S. Thompson, Noah Patterson, Pino Coluccio, Quincy R. Lehr, Rhys Campbell, Richard Fleming, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Scott Cumming, Tadhg Culley, Terese Coe, Vadim Kagan, Vera Ignatowitsch, Wendy Cope, William Meikle
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Week 26 Chapbook Chart 2019 – William Meikle
Three stories of CARNACKI: GHOSTFINDER. THE BLOODED IKLWA – an old soldier is plagued by a vengeful spirit and a weapon that is both spectral and lethal. THE LARKHILL BARROW – an investigation in a Neolithic burial barrow leads Carnacki to experimentation with sound … Continue reading
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Tagged A.E. Stallings, Ann Drysdale, Daniel Galef, Edmund Conti, Gail White, Jerome Betts, John Beaton, Lydia Davis, Marcus Bales, Martin Parker, Mary De Rachewiltz, Mike Farren, Nausicaa Twila, ned drew, Pat Anthony, paul sternberger, Paula Jeffery, Reginald Gibbons, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Sarah Carey, Sharon Flynn, Terese Coe, Thiahera Nurse, William Meikle
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Week 46 Chapbook Chart 2018 – Robin Helweg-Larsen
Sampson Low’s latest chapbook Rogues and Roses flirts with love, lovers and love affairs. Head into the ambiguities of love affairs and enjoy these poems by a dozen of the finest formal poets writing today including A.E. Stallings, Ann Drysdale, Brian Allgar, Chris O’Carroll, Daniel … Continue reading
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Tagged A.E. Stallings, Akilah Oliver, Andrew E. Colarusso, Ann Drysdale, Brian Allgar, Chris O’Carroll, Daniel Galef, Edmund Conti, Gail White, George Simmers, Jerome Betts, John Beaton, Lydia Davis, Marcus Bales, Martin Parker, Mary Ruefle, Matthew Shenoda, ned drew, paul sternberger, Prince Unsworth, Robin Helweg-Larsen, Sandra Cisneros, Terese Coe, Timmy Reed
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Official UK Chapbook Chart 