More Bloody Clerihews Michael Kindellan

More Bloody Clerihews Michael KindellanFollowing their widely ignored 2019 anthology The Call of the Clerihew, George Szirtes and Andy Jackson make another doomed attempt to interest the world in the ridiculous four line biographical poetic form known as the Clerihew. Invented by Edmund Clerihew Bentley (1875 1956) when he was a schoolboy, the Clerihew is a childish and pointless anti Panegyric consisting of flat footed, Hudibrastic quatrains designed to lower the tone and cut everyone

Susan's enthusiasm for joyful juxtapositions of colour and form is infectious and a practical section detailing the tools of her trade along with a step-by-step tutorial featuring a broken English Florists' tulip will equip readers interested in trying the medium for themselves

and essays on the work of poets who have travelled frame this collection

North Yorkshire

adapted by Hines and filmed by Ken Loach

Palestine and Syria

artists and asylum seekers

They don't see your class because you do not present to them like a “typical” working-class person according to the tropes they themselves invented

Jenna Clake

And a dragon in the library

to the extent to which it is possible in a post-conflict society like Bosnia

familiar faces

Sargon Boulus (1944–22 October 2007)