Niall McDevitt

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Niall McDevitt

Niall McDevitt

@NMcDevitt

Poet-pyschogeographer, art-activist. Author of three poetry collections, b/w (2010), Porterloo (2013), Firing Slits Jerusalem Colportage (2016)

London Katılım Eylül 2009
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Tehran Tadhg@TadhgHickey·
This is what 'taking back control' actually looks like 💪
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@IrishLitTimes Amiri Baraka at the British Library about 10 years ago, a dancing magician. Or the launch of Michael Hartnett's A Necklace of Wrens in a room above I forget which Dublin pub, more like 30 years ago.
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Irish Literary Times
Irish Literary Times@IrishLitTimes·
What's the most memorable literary event you were ever at?
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Evolve Politics
Evolve Politics@evolvepolitics·
Nadine Dorries has just gone into Downing Street.
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I love this passage from Stuart Hall's wonderful address to Australian Left Review's 1983 Marx Centenary Symposium, 'For a Marxism without Guarantees'. Thanks to @salvagedotzone for republishing.
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The risible force and the irremoveable object
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In this hands-on poetopographical investigation I try and suggest the powerful influence living on the River Tyburn had on Blake's writing and imagination from late 1803. Thanks for sharing, TLM.
The London Magazine@TheLondonMag

'We can see Blake standing on Oxford Street, looking Tyburn-wards, and thinking: ‘Calvary’s foot’. This alters the cityscape.' To read more about Blake, check out @NMcDevitt's essay 'William Blake at Calvary’s Foot and Sinai’s Cave' on our website now ➡️ bit.ly/39SJeRs

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Metro
Metro@MetroUK·
Scientists now say they've discovered the origins of the deadly Black Death - more than 600 years after it entered the human population 😳 Let's take a look at where it came from 👇trib.al/wIDPdYX
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George Monbiot@GeorgeMonbiot·
Two guys have been sat in their car outside my house for 40 minutes taking their lunch break, with the engine running the whole time. I don't get it. We hear complaints about fuel prices, yet everywhere I see engines idling. Are people too lazy to turn the ignition off?
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Se Merry Doyle and I's film was commended at Portobello Film Festival and will be showing free at ICC on Bloomsday. It's a half hour walk along what I have dubbed The Golden Mile of Modernism.
The Irish Cultural Centre@MyICCLondon

🗓Thu 16 June; ⏰6.30pm Join us for a FREE FILM! 📼#JamesJoyce – Reluctant Groom' - the extraordinary story of how Joyce married Nora Barnacle in London, 4 July 1931. Tracing history, Poet @NMcDevitt takes us on an intriguing #Bloomsday walk! @looplinefilm bit.ly/3lTE5en

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Laura Pidcock
Laura Pidcock@LauraPidcock·
I just feel like there is a real grossness to the state driven Jubilee celebration fanfare. People are skint, getting so much more skint & full of worry & we are supposed to go out & celebrate 70 years of unadulterated, unaccountable wealth, privilege, power & exploitation? Nah.
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Jonathan Cook
Jonathan Cook@Jonathan_K_Cook·
Chomsky makes a good point. If you want more weapons for Ukraine rather than pushing for a peace deal, you must accept the consequences: like food shortages threatening to kill 2m Yemeni children, already starving after we backed a Saudi bombing campaign truthout.org/articles/choms…
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We're told Russia's a monster about to devour the west, and also a paper tiger whose army is failing. Chomsky: 'Orwell defined “doublethink” as the capacity to hold two contradictory ideas in mind and to believe them both – a malady only imaginable in ultra-totalitarian states'
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