Tag Archives: Andy Croft

Mourning and Monsters, 1

Posted on December 24, 2017 by W N Herbert

(As Christmas and the year’s end approaches, you begin to adopt Janus’s regard: looking forward to what is shared and anticipated, while reflecting back on what is lost or appears to be completed. I’ve been considering the links between the … Continue reading →

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Robo-Burns: The Orfeon Translates

Posted on January 29, 2017 by W N Herbert

(By way of xenochronicitous – AKA late – celebration of the birth o the Bard, here’s an machine-generated curio.  The Bulgarian poet Kristin Dimitrova completed a translation of one of my Burns poems – there’s mair – back in 2009 … Continue reading →

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Non-Standard (4)

Posted on June 2, 2015 by W N Herbert

(Much has changed since this final section was written, not least the formalisation of the live literature campus into another aspect of the rethinking of the arts as a calendrical round of festivals and an administrative round of grant applications. … Continue reading →

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‘Ghost’ in Novi Sad (& Unique Mother Tongue)

Posted on January 10, 2011 by W N Herbert

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 →

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