Launch of ‘this hall of several tortures’, by reuben woolley
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Six poems by J. D. Nelson
friendship artichoke listener
the can of ham is a new amazing hup
open it up for disgusted guests
there’s nothing to digest
this is my specialty
disappearing from view
I’m buying another planet
& my western lobes are tingling
earth is a many mirrored h.o.b.e.
with linus the real seventh
now we have a brain
and in the brain an egg
and in the egg a beast
the roving hand is a hard rock lucky
wood you start
the famous tree to disguise the art
the fighting tree
the words were like diamonds in the poem
and that something is the morning of the rain
the key to the brain being online and wet-wired
that rainbow is the ticking hand
what is white rice
half of them are in the belly by now
that head was a light burg so they say
this was the best earth could do at…
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2019, by Harry Gallagher
(With apologies to Orwell)
..
On a warmer than normal
Autumnal morning,
the clocks all struck thirteen.
No one heard as England dreamed
of Spitfires and bunting,
streetparties, fox-hunting.
..
Somewhere in the distance,
three doors down your street,
bobbies on the beat
whistled a merrie tune,
while loosening bricks,
smithereening the front door
of planet-hugging peaceniks.
..
No warrant needed,
no cause for alarm,
a warning well-heeded
will keep you from harm.
..
When the siren calls, muster
in the Churchill Pavillion,
repeat after the speaker
from one to a million:
..
There was only ever one Winston
There was only ever one Winston
There was only ever one Winston….
..
..
“Extinction Rebellion eco-warriors arrested as police batter down doors in raids….”
Five preview poems from my new book, ‘this hall of several tortures’, reuben woolley
My new collection, ‘this hall of several tortures’, reuben woolley, now published by KFS Press
To get my new collection direct from the publisher, go to:
If you want a signed copy (+ 6 pounds p&p for UK and EU, much less for Spain, of course, because that’s where I live!), you can message me on Facebook or email me at:
reubenwoolley52@gmail.com
Wombwell Rainbow Interviews: Razielle Aigen
Wombwell Rainbow Interviews
I am honoured and privileged that the following writers local, national and international have agreed to be interviewed by me. I gave the writers two options: an emailed list of questions or a more fluid interview via messenger.
The usual ground is covered about motivation, daily routines and work ethic, but some surprises too. Some of these fiction writers you may know, others may be new to you. I hope you enjoy the experience as much as I do.
Razielle Aigen
is a Montreal-born writer and artist. Her chapbook, “Light Waves The Leaves” is forthcoming from above/ground press (2020). Her poems appear in Entropy, Deluge, Contemporary Verse 2, Bad Dog Review, Dovecote Magazine, Half a Grapefruit, Sewer Lid, Five:2:One, California Quarterly, and elsewhere. Razielle holds a B.A. in History and Contemporary Studies from Dalhousie/King’s University, and is an alumna of The Writer’s Studio at Simon Fraser University…
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