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To breathe the air of peace: a review of ‘Tomorrow’s feast’, by Gerda Stevenson

8 January 2024 / 436

Tomorrow’s Feast by Gerda Stevenson is her third poetry collection. It is presented in several sections with a prologue called Albatross that tries to understand why the... Continue reading

Jim Aitken

Poetry

Tough at the Top

8 January 2024 / 388

Tough at the Top by Paul Francis Though Paula Vennells has this business brainshe moonlights as a handmaid of the lord – a vicar with an eagle... Continue reading

Paul Francis

Poetry

Stripped

8 January 2024 / 342

Stripped by Bernie Crawford Always go for the strong imagethe one that stalks the mindwhen the book is closedlet it do the work, I encourage my students... Continue reading

Bernie Crawford

Music

Using high art as an enrichment, not an escape

3 January 2024 / 385

In October 2023, I had the pleasure of reviewing a book by Jack Van Zandt – Alexander Goehr: Composing a life – published by Carcanet Press, the... Continue reading

Ben Lunn

Films

The Enemy Within: A Review of ‘Saltburn’

2 January 2024 / 500

Michael Jarvie urges us not to bother with Saltburn Saltburn, directed by Emerald Fennell, is a feature film from 2023, currently available to watch on Amazon Prime.... Continue reading

Michael Jarvie

Poetry

Paseo de los Refugiados Celtas

2 January 2024 / 322

Paseo de los Refugiados Celtas by Declan Geraghty Hands calloused strainedon our knees we are Celtic refugeesour country long deaddear citizens of Eireyou matter we give this... Continue reading

Declan Geraghty

Films

Theaters of War: How the Pentagon and CIA took Hollywood

30 December 2023 / 372

Brett Gregory, UK Desk for Arts Express on WBAI-FM Radio (New York) interviews Dr. Matthew Alford, Lecturer in Politics, Languages and International Studies at the University of Bath... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

Poetry

should an agency cleaner in the basement

24 December 2023 / 359

should an agency cleaner in the basement of the British Museum find in some forgotten room an old earthenware lamp and choose to rub it, rub it... Continue reading

Steve Pottinger

Films

A taste for paradox and contradiction: a review of ‘Godard Cinema’ by Cyril Leuthy

21 December 2023 / 531

Cyril Leuthy composes his posthumous portrait of one of cinema’s great enigmas by entwining, with painstaking precision, original and archived interviews, film clips, newsreels, epistolary recitations and... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

Films

Socialism, Scotland, Cinema and Song: Brett Gregory interviews David Archibald

19 December 2023 / 418

Brett Gregory, UK Desk for Arts Express on WBAI-FM Radio (New York) interviews David Archibald, Professor of Political Cinema (Theatre, Film & Television Studies) at the University of... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

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