Drifting by Paul Hawkins on Mixcloud
Saxophone: Andrew Neil Hayes. Recorded by ANH in Bristol.
erbacce-press
Marrakech
#contumacy, Marrakech, spoken wordBeen recording poems from Contumacy with Bristol musician and artist Andrew Neil Hayes.
Here’s Marrakech…
dough by bruno neiva
bruno neiva, erbacce-press, poems, Poetrybruno neiva, my co-collaborator in the Servant Drone project has a new chapbook of poetry out…
dough is published by erbacce-press and costs £5
to buy a copy click here
Free poem – download Drifting
#contumacy, Drifting free download, erbacce-press, free download, pdf, PoetryDRIFTING
is in the #Contumacy collection published this year by erbacce press
click on your favourite image below for a free download
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erbacce-press, pamphlet, poems, Poetry
bloody hair stuck to the receiver
erbacce-press, poems, Poetry, ShotGuN, spoken wordFrom the Contumacy collection
New collection Contumacy open for orders
erbacce-press, poems, PoetryMy new collection, Contumacy (erbacce-press) is available from this website priced £8.95 + p&p
Paul Hawkins has picked up Tom Raworth’s energised quirky verbal speed: his rich, fractured, spatialised language drives in and on. I like it.
Jeremy Reed; poet and writer
Oulipian divination meets Metro cut-up. The Crash crash-edited into resistance rhythms, cash-in-hand concrete typography, mapping the run-off and the rackets from Claremont Road to Cameron, then cleaned out with half a brick. What looked like a wall, turns out to be a wall of sound; or a barricade. Tip #366: Hawkins is unstoppable.
Tony White; novelist, writer and editor
Ruthlessly political and socially aware, but never without warmth and humour, Paul Hawkins’ poems do the all-too-rare thing of exploring the minutiae of places, and the people who live in them, with the right amount of formal diversity. Contumacy is a collection that matters.
Mark Burnhope; poet, activist and editor
Bone performed live in Bristol
Claremont Road, erbacce-press, film, pamphlet, poems, ShotGuN, spoken wordBone performed live at The Edwardian Cloakrooms, Bristol. Filmed by Andrew of Schoolboy’s Death Trio.
