Tag: Iain Sinclair
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Sinclair’s “Suicide Bridge” Reissued
News just in that SKYLIGHT Press has reissued on the best or at least one of my own favorite late seventies UK books: SUICIDE BRIDGE Iain Sinclair A brand new edition comprising the most complete version ofSuicide Bridge yet published. It includes three extra “books” of material, which formed part of the original work […]
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Iain Sinclair on Ed Dorn
There’s an excellent review (& more) of Ed Dorn’s Collected Poems by Iain Sinclair in the current issue of the London Review of Book. Below the opening paragraph. Unhappily you need to be a subscriber (& that’s a worthwhile thing to be, see below) to have full access (or pick up a paper copy in […]
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Iain Sinclair’s Lud Heat
Iain Sinclair is best known today as a novelist — though I have always had a preference for his earlier work in poetry. I am therefore very pleased to see that the book I think of as his best, Lud Heat, has just been reissued by Skylight Press, & is thus available again both here […]
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Ballard, Sinclair, Place & the Novel (Where's Poetry?)
Came across a fascinating essay on PLACE in contemporary British writing by David Cunningham on a Ballardian website — extracted below, full essay can be read here. The piece goes to the novel, rather than to poetry, although Charles Olson, Eric Mottram & Allen Fisher are briefly paid lip-service. Which may be a shame in […]