IMMINENT issue 4 arrives for October, printed in a peachy orange as the autumnal colours begin to appear.
The orange issue is held together by ideas of time and landscape: seasonal change, endurance walking, times of day, eons of land formation and climate change. Visit my blog shop to order or subscribe.
The poets included also have publications out currently, so you can visit more of their work at the links below.
Phil Hall's latest chapbook, The Ogre, is by Trainwreck Press, and features Phil's artwork assemblages on the cover, which I find intriguing.
Robert Hogg's chapbook, A Quiet Affair Vancouver '63, also by Trainwreck Press, and of which I have a copy. The poem has a sense of time as the narrative unfolds gradually, and is set in the past with a photo of a very young Bob Hogg on the cover. I'm delighted to be working with Bob on a collaborative piece for a future IMMINENT.
Gerrie Fellows has a poem that appears for The Hunterian and you can read it online.
And my good friend Mark Goodwin's first chapbook to be published in North America is Erodes on Air, where "we are invited into a landscape of stone and snow warmed through with wit
and Goodwin’s singular eye for the world and ear for its song", by Middle Creek Publishing.
IMMINENT 4 also includes artworks by Helen Goodwin, Peter Griffiths and me.
You can order a copy from my blog shop, or subscribe to two issues per year, only £8.80 including p&p.
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