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Six new poems of mine published in US online literary journal Empty Mirror.
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Saturday, 11 November 2017
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Sunday, 04 June 2017
Anything can happen: Bruno Sourdin in conversation with Gary Cummiskey, published on Empty Mirror
An interview with French poet and collagist Bruno Sourdin, published on US-based website Empty Mirror. The interview originally appeared on the Kolkata-based website The Odd Magazine.
Bruno Sourdin is a French poet and collagist. He was born in 1950 in the Mont-Saint-Michel area. After studying journalism in Paris, he travelled in Morocco, Egypt, and India. He now lives in Normandy.
His first collection of poems, Les Haillons d’Ecume, was published in 1977. His more recent titles include Hazel (2005), L’air de la route (2013), Vers les fjords de l’ouest (2015) and Chiures de mouches au plafond(2016). His blog, titled Syncopes, contains interviews, commentaries, poetry, and art ... Read more
Sunday, 05 May 2013
A review of Who was Sinclair Beiles?
Before I opened Dye Hard Press‘ new volume, its title, Who was Sinclair Beiles? was a question I certainly didn’t know the answer to. His is a name I’ve occasionally come across, as a poet who, as a resident of Paris’ famous “Beat Hotel,” created cut-ups with William S. Burroughs, Brion Gysin, and Gregory Corso, and helped to edit Naked Lunch and as a resident of the famed “Beat Hotel” in Paris. But there’s where my knowledge stopped.
Gary Cummiskey and Eva Kowalska have brought together a collection of eleven essays and interviews which address the question, “Who Was Sinclair Beiles?” from multiple angles....Read more here
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