In Print

Fleet I & II

A book produced for the Fichtean Landscapes exhibition, which ran at St John on Bethnal Green, London, through November 2022. Copies can be purchased for £10, including UK p&p. Please settle by PayPal to orders@invisiblebooks.co.uk.

The Memory of the Drift

A third edition of The Memory of the Drift is now available from Shearsman: this represents a considerable expansion of the version published in 2007.

Clark Allison’s review of this publication can be read online at Stride Magazine.

Tara Morgana

Tara Morgana is available from Scarlet Imprint as a Bibliothèque Rouge paperback: both the fine edition and standard hardback edition are sold out.

It can also be purchased in Kindle format.

The launch party was held at Treadwell’s on Friday 27 June 2014. Photographic evidence can be found elsewhere on this site.

Richard Marshall’s immense, detailed and generous review of the book is now online at 3:AM Magazine.

The inevitable printer’s devil slipped a few typos into the hardback editions: these have been fixed in the paperback reprint.

A longer edit of one of the texts from “In a Dead Tone” which, in retrospect, I prefer to the published version, can be read here.

The real Daisy (dark) and Mollie (blonde) can be seen in this clipping from a local newspaper of 1948.

Scarlet Imprint also included my writing in their anthologies Datura and Mandragora.

SNOW lit rev

Five sections of my forthcoming book have been included, alongside some quite breathtaking material, in SNOW lit rev, issues 7, 9 & 10: my thanks to Anthony Barnett and Ian Brinton for giving so much space to this project.

+ Online

Great Works, a magnificent poetry site which generously hosted much of my writing through the 2000s.

Drafts from the final book of The Memory of the Drift can be read in this Festschrift for Tony Frazer.

A further section of my forthcoming book is online at The Fortnightly Review.