Poems+Stories

The Honest Ulsterman: Replacing the Cobblestones

November 2020 Poem suite: IceFloe Press. My Mother’s Tongue

October 2020 Poem: Tantalum Lenses The Wombwell Rainbow

Feb 2020 Poem: In Central Southern England The Honest Ulsterman

Dec 2019 Poem: Mozart in Manchester The Honest Ulsterman

The Art Decades interview.

Novel: Baking Cakes for Winston Churchill

Pif Magazine: Vernacularism’s Manifesto, Brexit Wounds, If We Shadows Have Offended

2014 Mondays Are Murder: No Prescription Required for Murder.

2014 Issue 1 Child of Words: Hard Rain.

2014 Farther Stars Than These No Talking Cat Stories

2012 Big Pulp: Summer 2012. Buy it here. http://www.bigpulp.com/. It’s also online here.

2012 Limbo: The Marquis (excerpt) – link broken 27/1/2014

2011 Weirdyear: Life Force invisible elephants and all the fun of oblivion… sci-fi (link renewed Mar 18))

2010 The Smoking Poet: Jack Kerouac Eats Here, homage to Kerouac in a shorter reworking of his masterpiece. (going strong Feb 2014)

2010 Bewildering Stories: The Timeless Mr. Thelwall http://tiny.cc/f6emc because you never know who you’re going to meet.

2010 The New FleshFor Murder, Just Add Water @http://tiny.cc/jwifi when Philip Marlowe says he can bring them back, he means it – noir … (closed for submissions Feb 2014)

2010 Weirdyear: How I Came to Light Up the Universe @http://tiny.cc/1prm4 sci-fi.

2010 Ink, Sweat and Tears: Roman Holiday Blues  romance of sorts (link updated 12/2/13)

2010 MicroHorror: Mr-Croc-in-a-Blanket @http://tiny.cc/cy0vs Link broken Feb 2014 which is just as well as this story sent a lot of sensible people running.

2010 Rainy City Stories: In-Car Valeting @ http://digg.com/d31Ems6?t Sofa Sorbet @ http://tinyurl.com/l43wlt

The Front View (aka The View From Here) (ISSN 1758-2903): Telescopes @ http://tinyurl.com/q88dqv

Transmission 6 (ISSN 1752-3729): Nobody Knows a Damned Thing @ http://tinyurl.com/dnmkzd

Transmission 4: The North is So Much Better for Youngsters Today @(ABC Tales cherry-picked story) http://tinyurl.com/c35e83

Nobody Told the Horse, I Hadn’t Even Started and Not Your Problem (Surprising Stories) @ http://tinyurl.com/qnnf5x (link broken 14/2/14. However, Surprising Stories Sept 13 is available)

Think of a Name For It (Verbsap) @ http://tinyurl.com/c4utyy – a great archive here

The Day I Asked Blake Morrison If He Raced Pigeons (Eclectica) @ http://tiny.cc/uZSuM

Swing Naked, How They Looked at the Sun and Roads That Go On and On (Eclectica Spotlight Author) @ http://tinyurl.com/c5mn5g

There Has to Be a Better Balance (Eclectica) @ http://tinyurl.com/dm892t

God Only Knows (Bewildering Stories) @ http://www.bewilderingstories.com/issue180/god_only_knows.html

Zoom Products, Happy Bunnies, Live Technician (Silverthought) – a fabulous archive of material

Lulu storefront @ http://tinyurl.com/bjl77r

Novel

Tony Blair: The Wilderness Years (Amazon)  @ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E5SAAT8 and  http://tinyurl.com/cn4fsb

Deepa Kandaswamy’s review of Tony B @ http://www.onislam.net/english/culture-and-entertainment/books/414921.html (Link’s gone Mar 16)

Collected stories Jack Kerouac Eats Here (Authonomy demised 2015)

Wiki “Noir fiction (or roman noir) is a literary genre closely related to hardboiled genre with a distinction that the protagonist is not a detective, but instead either a victim, a suspect, or a perpetrator. Other common characteristics include the self-destructive qualities of the protagonist. A typical protagonist of the Noir fiction is dealing with the legal, political or other system that is no less corrupt than the perpetrator by whom the protagonist is either victimized and/or has to victimize others on a daily basis, leading to Lose-lose situation.”

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