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Tag Archives: Linda France
‘Ghost’ in Novi Sad (& Unique Mother Tongue)
Here’s a recording some kind person made of me reading the pome ‘Ghost’ in the Novi Sad Festival back in 2008. It was very well received, but I’ve forgotten who sent me this, so thanks and apologies! Listen to beyond … Continue reading
Posted in xenochronicity
Tagged Andy Croft, Arc Publications, Arjen Duincker, Arthur Sze, Øyvind Berg, Bernhard Widder, Claudia Keelan, Dan Coman, Durres, Elma van Haren, Emran Salahi, Erik Lindner, Georgi Gospodinov, Helene Gelens, Ide Hintze, Kristin Dimitrova, Linda France, Mark Robinson, Murray Edmond, Nadya Radulova, Novi Sad Festival, Odia Ofeimun, Smokestack Books, Thomas Wohlfart, Tone Hødnebø, VBV, Yang Lian
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xenochronicity
As Mark Smith, the original Post-Nearly Man, asks, ‘Moderninity, what is it?’ Xenochronicity is a term derived from two sources – Zappa’s xenochrony and Jung’s synchronicity. Definitions, gentlemen, please: ‘In this technique, various tracks from unrelated sources are randomly synchronized with each … Continue reading
Holocaust Memorial Day Reading
(This piece was written in February 2005 for the Blinking Eye website. I was judging their competition, and they asked me for something for the site. Every year for the last three years the writers associated with Newcastle University — … Continue reading
Posted in elderblog
Tagged Bennett Hogg, Cynthia Fuller, Duska Radoslavjevic-Heaney, Gillian Allnutt, Holocaust Memorial Day, HOmer, Jack Mapanje, Julia Darling, Lewis Watson, Linda France, Margaret Wilkinson, Newcastle University, School of English, Sean O'Brien, Statius, Walt Whitman
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