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Anon Seven
Prose: An essay on poetry and film by filmmaker Alastair Cook; an interview with Scottish poetry star John Glenday; what it’s like to be a poetry apprentice with Chloe Morrish; blind faith and anonymity with Claire Askew; and a personal take on the New York poetry scene through the eyes of Alice White.
Poetry: Excellent contemporary poetry from a wide variety of poets including Matt Merritt, Caroline Crew, Juliet Wilson, Adam Strickson, Rob A. Mackenzie, Ken Champion, Dave Coates, Jayne Fenton Keane, Richard Moorhead, Emily Van Duyne and Scott Edward Anderson and many others.
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Get our previous issue, Anon Six, and the issue that began it all, Anon One, for just £7 (UK) or £8.50 (Overseas). Includes articles on the "Concept of Anon", interviews with experimental poet Peter McCarey and Roddy Lumsden, an essay on Jen Hadfield and Jen Tynes by Timothy C. Baker, a television insider's view of the 2009 BBC Poetry Season and an account of what it takes to get 100 poets in one room by Jim Carruth. With poems from Ivy Alvarez, Rob Godfrey, Jim Carruth, Rose Kelleher, Corey Ginsberg, Michael Gregory, Aiko Harman, Michael Meyerhofer, Abegail Morley, J.D. Smith, William Stephenson, Jason C Venner and many more.
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Anon Six
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Our previous issue:
Anon Six
Includes interviews with Peter McCarey and Roddy Lumsden, an essay on Jen Hadfield and Jen Tynes by Timothy C. Baker, a television insider's view of the recent BBC Poetry Season and an account of what it takes to get 100 poets in one room by Jim Carruth. With poems from Corey Ginsberg, Michael Gregory, Aiko Harman, Michael Meyerhofer, Abegail
Morley, J.D. Smith, William Stephenson and Jason C Venner. This is also available with an optional CD of readings from the magazine.
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Issues 1, 3, 4 and 5 for only £11.99
A chance to sample four back issues from the history of Anon at a very special price. Including articles such as "Poetry and Aphorism" by James Geary and "Creative Writing" by David Morley and Cheryl Follin, outstanding poetry from authors such as Mario Petrucci, Julia Deakin and Rob A Mackenzie, as well as lively debate with poets on various issues. An excellent way to start your acquaintance with ANON.
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Anon Five
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Anon Five
poems by Marianne Burton, Julia Deakin, Chris Preddle, John Whitworth, Emily Wills; Mike Stocks prat-crits the American poet Timothy Murphy; Dilys Rose explains the genesis of Bodywork. This edition was published before the change of editorship at Anon.
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An attractive slim volume, [the poems] ranging from the easily approachable to the challenging, each well-crafted and powerful.”
Rosemary Goring, in The Herald, on Anon One
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poems by Mario Petrucci, Matthew Griffiths, Vuyelwa Carlin, Jim Wilson, Bill Greenwell and provocative prose by Kathleen Jamie, Mario Petrucci, Gregory Woods and Gerry Cambridge.
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poems by Oliver Murray, Gregory Woods, Deborah Tyler-Bennett, Rose Kelleher and more; creative writing degrees picked over by David Morley, Hugh McMillan and Cheryl Follon
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poems by AC Bevan, Arlene Ang, Rod Burns, Neil mac Neil, Robert Etty and more, plus Helena Nelson on HappenStance Press and James Geary on aphorisms.
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