Showing posts with label Andrew McMillan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andrew McMillan. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Promotion

Cooked Up is the brainchild of writer and editor Elaine Chiew who managed to get Ben Okri to contribute fiction alongside Nikesh Shukla and yours truly. I'm still getting my head around that.

Overland were brill enough to publish my poem from their Transtasman issue on their website, but don't let that stop you from subscribing to this radical journal. 

I'm incredibly proud to have been invited to work on Sexual Textual Tennis, a graphic interpretation of an essay by Carolyn Gage, a playwright I admire immensely.  

This book is a wonderful fundraiser for Médecins Sans Frontières, edited by Mandy Pannett.

I have historical fiction in The Stinging Fly, "The Lawrence Tree".

Contains comics from NZ creators plus my graphic poetry and a very abridged version of my essay on comics and colonialism that first appeared in Three Words.


 In From 2014 - 2016 I worked on two books that I was lucky enough to represent at the Taipei International Book Exhibition in 2016, Island to Island and Three Words.

Three Words contains comics by New Zealand's most relevant creators, plus essays, including my essay on comics and colonialism, published and available to buy via Beatnik.

Island to Island is available to buy through Unity Books and Wheelers.



 http://thepoetrybusmag.wixsite.com/change

I subscribed to The Rialto for years and had such a fan moment when they published my poetry.




I have fiction in issue One and issue Seven.

 
New Zealand's oldest literary journal now contains my most recent poetry from a sequence about Charlotte Bronte and her friend Mary Taylor, whose biography CNZ are supporting me to write with an Arts Grant. Other poetry from this sequence is forthcoming from English: Journal of the English Association | Oxford Academic.
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Sunday, March 12, 2017

In press

http://www.valleypressuk.com/book/85/the_valley_press_anthology_of_yorkshire_poetry


I wish I could be in Leeds for the preview of the Valley Press Anthology of Yorkshire Poetry, but I'm fairly chuffed to have a poem in there with the likes of poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy, Guardian First Book Award-winning Andrew McMillan, and, well, just have a look.

My sincere thanks to Editors Miles Salter and Oz Hardwick, and Jamie McGarry of Valley Press.