My friends at Plastic Brain Press have published a new edition of their zine, Lincolnshire Strange Delights, available to pre-order here. I’ve managed to smuggle a piece in about the Boston born poet Elizabeth Jennings, who was an amazing writer who needs more celebrating, and there’s lots more stuff in there – here’s what they say, ‘Behold, Lincolnshire Strange Delights, a zine exploring and celebrating the eccentric, the esoteric and unbelievable in the peculiar county of Lincolnshire! From the Wolds to The Stump, from the ghastly to the ghostly, LSD is here for your yellow-bellied entertainment!’ Check it out.
My paper, IDENTITY AND FOLK HORROR IN JULIAN RICHARDS’ DARKLANDS, has been published on Revenant the Journal of Critical…
There’s a bad old joke that goes somewhat as follows: A Native American chief is tasked with buying toilet…
In 1967 Stanley Fish published a seminal work that reconceptualised the understanding of John Milton’s Paradise Lost. In Seduced…
PREFACE Like many boys who grew up in the 1980s I developed a close relationship with the James Bond…
The info on my upcoming book: HE DISAGREED WITH SOMETHING THAT ATE HIM analyses the two James Bond films…