To celebrate International Book Week, World Book Day and World Book Night, the Dervish Days poetry collection will be available as a free download for 24 hours. The collection features over 35 poems set in Paris, London, America and Tibet and is ideal for poetry lovers of all ages. [download id=”2″] It is also available
Sean Woodward reading poetry at the 2010 Wirksworth Festival.
Poet and Transmedia Alchemist Sean Woodward appeared at the 2008 Wirksworth Festival The Special Edition audio CD of Star Vajra (featuring 4 new recordings of the poems Bedlam, African Gods, Hemmingway’s Ghost and Radio Rebalde recently read at the Wirksworth Festival) IS NOW AVAILABLE to purchase from our online store. Derbyshire Poet Sean Woodward has
Dusk is riding the London Eye Dropping into the Thames, Rising upon the Embankment Wearing the night-black body Of a crouching, lazy Sphinx. In secret illumination The obelisk beacon is lit Black light pouring its hieroglyphics Unseen across the rippling waters. Fallen leaves, A desert floor of golden heat Reaches out Beneath the feet Of
photo credit: YoHandy The weather was my last Connection to you; Blown inside-out, I’m lost, Wet-through In the torrents Of watered-down passion Pulled to the starry heights of everything-will-be-all right clouds I gather up my thoughts, Wrapping them tight inside like an approaching storm-front Unable To subside, Unable To ride out the weather. The weather
The book launch of Glyn Hughes’s poetry collection takes place on 8th December 2007 at the ArtsMill, Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire UK. Glyn Hughes’s poetry has been a Poetry Book Society recommendation, and a recipient of the Welsh Arts Council Poet’s Prize. His novels have been awarded the Guardian Fiction Prize, the David Higham Prize and
Following on from last week’s warping of the Blake classic “The Tiger”, I had the opportunity to set the theme this time myself, as Jerusalem. I knew it would be troublesome for people to get to grips with. It’s very easy as a writer to only write about subjects you enjoy yourself or not know
photo credit: ianmcburnie The theme for this week is “tango” – quite limited it would seem. Searching for background information on the word I was happy to see that there was a Japanese reference. I was then able to draw upon my experiences of travelling across Japan to write the poem. The critique it received
Sometimes I make shiny words, dark swamp music, sparkling black photography and art. Some of it you can buy, some of it’s free. You’ll find SF, speculative fiction, paranormal fiction, steampunk, cyberpunk, gothic, rock, blues, world, fusion, metal, black and white photography, colour photography and an assortment of other creative items for you to explore here
