£3.50 & 50p P&P. By page three your personal identity has been taken from the bowl and lain on the pillow.
These are now out of print. But they were very good. Write to your MP about Kindellan & Reitha Pattison's recent battle translations, Word is Born, from Arehouse.| more | PDF
£2 & 50p P&P. It's kind of a love poem, I guess.
"the franked remains of her
first ghost, still alive and thriving in the rose
carriage of bones." | more
Incorrigibly beautiful. Now out of print. Poems about commodity shamanism. | more
This chapbook will be published soonish.
£2.00 & 50p P&P. Most of the poems in this chapbook are about bodies in love, wilting in a divine flamethrower-petal and a Satanic fondue. | more
This chapbook will be published soonish. For the plurally privileged there is Critchley's e-book Dilemmatic boundaries: constructing a poetics of thinking, recent from Intercapillary Editions.
£2.00 & 50p P&P. Juvenelia by fashionable hydraulic poetess.
£2.00 & 50p P&P. This caterwaul contains rather intricate and delicate lattice-structures. | more
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