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Laurent Binet, HHhH (trans. Sam Taylor)
I think I’m beginning to understand. What I’m writing is an infranovel. A Duchampian notion, infrathin nothing at all to do w/ the Butcher of Prague Disturbances all round (incl. novel ones…) Crossfire refs ‘n riffs, headers, footers red hot runners thru gaps (Pay attn. pls, whistle & card’s in play) Folds in the UR-hyper of hypotext far back as Sara Blue If it’s infrathin it’s gotta be well…
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Lift Off 16: textbook
Lift Off 16: textbook
I accept (in this “book of acceptance”) I accept what the doctors tell me— You, love, are mentally ill & our time so abruptly done I accept, what else can I say? Except that I still hurt some days What the fook else can be expected? Bruised memories collide, bruise again And you are dying daily within me by slivers (like they said you would, such smart people & we are simply text- book) Moving…
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Lift Off 13: grow a new one
Lift Off 13: grow a new one
The only thing that can kill a poet’s heart is a woman with an astonishing soul turned off She’ll break it in so many pieces he’ll never find it, flung far & away Grow a new one he’ll need to say Find a petri dish, quick Stephen Bett has had eighteen books of poetry published: Un/Wired (BlazeVOX Books, Buffalo, NY, 2016); The Gross & Fine Geography: New & Selected Poems (Salmon Poetry, Ireland,…
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Lift Off 10: bite-size
Lift Off 10: bite-size
(after Olson) Was it gurry or offal? A bird at sea, surely Gulls all over the edges of my childhood Never expected to be one The scraps she throws me the innards of a bruised woman A Borderliner doesn’t have a clue what she’s hurling It’s always too big for bite-size And it’s always filled with a jelly of raw hurt Stephen Bett has had eighteen books of poetry published: Un/Wired (BlazeVOX Books,…
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Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk expenses to be investigated by IPCC
Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk expenses to be investigated by IPCC
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is managing a new investigation into expenses claims made by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk, Stephen Bett.
The managed investigation, which is to be carried out by officers from City of London Police under the direction and control of the IPCC, will examine whether claims for expenses made by Mr Bett between 15 November 2012 and…
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