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| Pascal Ulrich in Toulouse in 2005. |
The latest issue of The Odd Magazine - Oddity 28 - contains an interview by Gary Cummiskey with Robert Roman, poet, artist and publisher, about artist and poet Pascal Ulrich.
The interview is both in English and French.
Thank you to Robert Roman for the interview and for translating the English interview into French.
There is an excellent blog, created by Robert Roman, devoted to the work of Pascal Ulrich.
Check out the latest issue of The Odd Magazine at: https://theoddmagazine.
Odd Poetry: Claudia Wysocky, Erin Jamieson, Jay Passer, John Grey, Mathew Friday, and Sean Meggeson.
Odd Shorts: Dominik Slusarczyk, John Fain, Kapka Nilan, Karen Schauber, Kathryn Silver-Hajo, Louella Lester, Luanne Castle, Mario Mussa, Meg Pokrass, and Mehreen Ahmed.
Odd Art: Pascal Ulrich, Howie Good, and Eric Brunet
Odd Interview: Robert Roman conversation with Gary Cummiskey (in English and French)
Dye Hard Press will soon publish a new collection by one of South Africa's top poets, but I am not saying anything more just yet.
Watch this space!
Thank you, Sabina.
The original, English version of Chatsworth was published Dye Hard Press and is still available from Clarke's in Cape Town.
Pravasan Pillay's Aiyo! is still available at Clarke's in Cape Town - either order online or if you are in the area, pop into the shop in Long Street.
Copies are also available at The Commune bookstore in Braamfontein, Johannesburg.
Please remember this is an edition limited to 100 numbered copies!
Somewhere else is published by Graffiti Kolkata, the publishing venue of the late Bengali poet Subhankar Das.
The cover collage and design is by UK artist Paul Warren.
The late Subhankar Das was a generous soul, and in the good old days when the South African Post Office still worked we would send books to each other. These are two much-treasured books that he sent to me.
