I’m not fantastic at the humblebrag tightrope. I either come across as bragging or too self-deferential. But damning the torpedoes… I have a poem in the latest Under the Radar magazine. It has an inviting and mysterious design for the cover and a library book label inside, stamped ‘withdrawn’. I guess like everyone I look for names of people I know or have met first, and found excellent work by Charlotte Gann, Rishi Dastidar, Martin Malone and Marion Tracy – I’m now looking forward to consuming everyone else’s stuff.
Also a considered review of fellow Telltale poet Siegfried Baber’s pamphlet When Love Came To The Cartoon Kid by Charles Whalley. Under the Radar is an impressive publication – and having bought individual copies before, one I will subscribe to so I can continue to read with pleasure.
Here’s my poem, as a humble-bragging proof for posterity 🙂
6 replies on “Getting in ‘Under the Radar’”
Ah! Excellent poem 🙂
Thank you Ellie, as ever! 🙂
Congrats! Great magazine to be published in. I’ve got my subscriber’s copy but haven’t yet sampled the contents. It’s next in the pile…
Thanks Hilaire! Hope all’s well with you.
Ah! Well done Peter, I like it… brag away for goodness’ sake, I’d rather hear about your successes than, well. The usual suspects 🙂
Thanks Robin!