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I studied Psychology, Philosophy and Physiology at university, followed by an MA in Creative Writing. Then I moved to Japan for a year, where I worked in a kindergarten and on a chicken farm, amongst other jobs. I currently live in London, working as a tutor and freelance writer. I have self-published two chapbooks, and my poetry has been included in the anthology Generation Txt and various magazines and e-zines. For further details about publications, as well as critical writing, radio and visual work see www.renscombepress.co.uk |
Recordings
This recording was made by Penelope Woods at the British Library on 16 April 2008.
Review Poems 1:
- Kelly Hobbs, Inner Glassware (Exeter: Mintleaf Press, 1996)
- Griet Hannay, 8 Little Curtain Rings (Strasbourg: Ed. de Canard, 1989)
Review Poems 2:
- Celia Fenchurch, "Experiments in Living Now" in Julian Boschild (ed.), George Scorsese: New Works (London: Passport Gallery, 2005), and Ella Solinsky, Eléments Provisoires ([Paris?]: [n. pub], 1987)
- Mary Dundhed, The Art of the Kilim (Paris: Overboard Editions, 1994)
- Pieter Peeters, Delta Blueprints, trans. by Claude Claus (New York: Panoctagon Books, 1998)
Bibliography
- Ex Chaos (Renscombe Press, 2006)
- A DeTour (Renscombe Press, 2006)
- Generation Txt (Penned in the Margins, 2006)
- Individual poems in/on: Great Works (2006), Broken Compass 2 (2006), Openned Distances (2007), Leisure Centre Issue 8 (2007), Intercapillary Space (2007), William Blake Birthday Book (Bow of Burning Gold, 2007), Tears in the Fence 47 (2008)
Sample Text
A psychotropic longhouse becomes the locus for this eminent rehash. Its structure is cantilevered thus, so the balcony's long shadow bunches at my throat. The entrance is a revolving door, a kind of promiscuous lock. Inside many young Belgians bodypop their continental ennui. This becomes a poetry of lampposts, dogwalkers, poplars, theodolytes, bus stops, municipal statues and radio masts. All the lonely civil spikes. Here is everything to do with comfort, acoustics, light and shade. I was magnificently bored.
from Griet Hannay, 8 Little Curtain Rings, (Strasbourg: Ed. de Carnard, 1989), 16pp.
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