Intellectual Catsup Lit Mag

It’s the last day of Mental Health Awareness Week, and since everyone’s navigating the new challenges imposed by the unprecedented pandemic, it seems more important than ever to communicate and pay attention to our wellbeing. intellectualcatsup.wordpress.com/2021/05/25/how…

@Cr8tivePplHub @angstfzine @bitterfruitrev @deepwildjournal @the_ethelzine @feral_of @GhostHeartLit @HOOTreview @black_inkwell @jamandsand @kalonopia @lumierereview @moonchildmag What a fantastic list, thank you!

Here be our ABCs of Awesomeness for #ff! Better late than never! A @angstfzine B @bitterfruitrev C @CatsupMag D @deepwildjournal E @the_ethelzine F @feral_of G @GhostHeartLit H @HOOTreview I @black_inkwell J @jamandsand K @kalonopia L @lumierereview M @moonchildmag

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@elevstories @journal_stone @fulcrum_journal @expostmag @DustmagPoetry @Squalorly @flesh_heart @SANDJournal @HominumJournal @salthilljournal @GhostHeartLit @madness_press @PatioBack @boneninkpress @ScribJournal Thank you! Stoked to be part of such an awesome line up

#ff list of cool mags & presses who have ascended 🔺 @journal_stone @fulcrum_journal @CatsupMag @expostmag @DustmagPoetry @Squalorly @flesh_heart @SANDJournal @HominumJournal @salthilljournal @GhostHeartLit @madness_press @PatioBack @boneninkpress @ScribJournal

David Fechheimer spent two weeks in London with Richard Brautigan 50 years ago today. I was fortunate to chat with David Fechheimer about this time before he passed away last spring. He was kind and open and I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity. #richardbrautigan

A Moment at the Ritz intellectualcatsup.wordpress.com/2020/07/21/a-m…

@MattHaighPoetry @samatlounge Another plus: zoom poetry means location is no longer an issue for those in rural areas/without transport making it even more accessible!

It will be so depressing if poetry just goes back to physical readings & all the zoom stuff stops - primarily I’m thinking of disabled artists & carers for whom attending readings was not always viable. The internet is at our disposal for this very reason people - let’s use it!

It's been 55 years since a group of Beat poets came together to perform at the International Poetry Incarnation at the Royal Albert Hall. Dan Richter, who produced the event, shared his memories of the night and how it changed the future of poetry. intellectualcatsup.wordpress.com/2020/06/11/the…

The 11th June 2020 marks the 55th anniversary of the International Poetry Incarnation of '65. The impromptu event revolutionised poetry and how it's experienced. It all started with Ginsberg's arrest in Prague & a reading at Better Books. Read more here:wp.me/pbZAy6-6q

@Poetry_London This is great news.

Has reading poetry been helping you get through lockdown? We've been amazed to see our subscriptions have gone up by half during this period. Poetry might be just what we need at the moment. Our new issue, filled with new poetry & reviews, is just out: poetrylondon.co.uk/subscribe/

Join us next Tuesday for the newest Lockdown Lit at Lunch! Featuring novelists @afaltschul and Melanie Abrams.

So excited for this. And since times are tough, these awesome folk are presenting this issue as a free pdf as well as the in the normal ways so if you're struggling financially you can still enjoy. How rad!

Throwback to Jeff Nuttall, author of Bomb Culture (an awesome account London's alternative press) sharing his views on art and politics in front of an inflatable cube.

Robert Creeley’s birthday today. May 21st - Here on the Allen Ginsberg Project celebrating his genius allenginsberg.org/2018/05/m-m-21/

To remember Robert Creeley on his birthday: an excerpt about the two weeks he spent in London with Richard Brautigan in 1970. intellectualcatsup.wordpress.com/2020/05/21/two…

I was a guest on @MarktheHumaneer's podcast, Being Human, to chat about mental health at the start of lockdown. We caught up a few weeks later to see how things had changed. Listen to our first conversation here: listennotes.com/podcasts/being… #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

@bluesfolkjazz Thank you, it's very exciting and a huge learning curve but well worth it!

It's very nice to see a new mag of criticisms @CatsupMag!

Who could have predicted Richard Brautigan would be trending because Harry Styles borrowed the title of In Watermelon Sugar? Life is truly full of surprises. Anyway, here's an article about rules and what you can say by breaking them. And #Brautigan. intellectualcatsup.wordpress.com/2020/05/11/how…

@HaggardHawks @hollycatford Love this

In 19th century English, saying that a man had a ‘well-displayed title page’ meant that he had a handsome face.

@UnIambic Us too!