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I shall be in Venice and offline until November 28th. On November 29th

CARCANET BOOKS
invites you to celebrate the launch of
Collected Poems by EDWARD DORN
Thursday 29th November
From 7pm
Introduced by Iain Sinclair with readings by himself, Jennifer Dunbar Dorn, Tom Raworth, Lee Harwood, John Hall, Justin Katko, Gordon Brotherston, Stuart Montgomery, Tom Pickard, Elaine Feinstein and possibly Maya Dorn
LONDON REVIEW BOOKSHOP
Ed Dorn stands revealed as a master among masters, one of the purest and smartest voices of his time. – Iain Sinclair
14 Bury Place,
London, WC1A 2JL
020 7269 9030
Please RSVP to alice@carcanet.co.uk or telephone 0161 834 8730 ext 21

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Just a lot of oddments that caught my eye: and only four writers among them.

Lets Do the Dub King Tubby King Tubby’s Lost Treasures [Vinyl]
I Try Macy Gray The Very Best of Macy Gray
T.B. Blues (1931) Gene Autry Blues Singer 1929-31
Breathing Through Alexandra Grimal, Lee Konitz, Gary Peacock & Paul Motian Owls Talk
Only Love Can Break Your Heart Rickie Lee Jones The Devil You Know
The Ferret Song John Cleese & The Loving Pruneful I’m Sorry I’ll Read That Again (BBC 1966)
The Lost Boy Greg Holden I Don’t Believe You – Acoustic Version
Piano Piece (To Philip Guston) Morton Feldman All Piano

Direct download: sandy.mp3

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For their kindness and generous hospitality I would like to thank Dr.Marge Marash; David and Nicole Ball; Geoff Young; Miles Champion, Rachel Szekely and Vivian; David Southern; Cristina Chandler and Jordan Dossett; Rob Pulleyn; Bill and Debbie Morris; Bill, Elizabeth and Anna Fuller; Karl Gartung and Anne Kingsbury; Chuck Stebelton; MacDonalds LAX (for use of their bench one night, thanks to American Airlines’ inefficiency); Rae Armantrout and Chuck; John Granger; Jim Nisbet and Carol Collier; Steve Emerson; Anselm Hollo and Jane Dalrymple-Hollo; Jonathan Stalling; Connie Byrum; Doug Lang and Sandra Rottmann; Rod Smith and Mel Nichols; Tony Torn, Lee Ann Brown and Miranda; Charles Bernstein and Susan Bee; Trevor Winkfield. Stand-up guys. October 1st to November 7th 2012.

My dear Anne-Marie: au revoir.