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Tag Archives: The Fire Station
Sarah Barnsley, the phoenix of ‘The Fire Station’
The Fire Station by Sarah Barnsley is being officially launched on Thursday 12th November at Goldsmith’s, University of London, where Sarah teaches. It is published by Telltale Press so I can hardly claim to be impartial about it. But I have to say … Continue reading →
Posted in Poetry, Telltale Press
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Tagged poetry, Sarah Barnsley, Telltale Press, The Fire Station
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Ready for Chad and missing writing poetry
Chad Final stage of prep seems now to be done. Passport renewed, visa obtained, jabs jabbed (although inconveniently I had a fever when I went for my yellow fever jab so I had to return a few days later) anti-malarial … Continue reading →
Posted in Charity, Guernsey, Marketing, Poetry, Travel
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Tagged Carcanet, Chad, DRTV, Edward Chaney, Guernsey, Infragreen, Kate Bingham, Poetry Book Fair, Robin Houghton, Sarah Barnsley, Siegfried Baber, Telltale Press, The Fire Station, Timothy Adès, Victor Hugo
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