Caroline Clark
@cclarklewes.bsky.social
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Own Sweet Time, CB editions Sovetica, CB editions Saying Yes in Russian, Agenda Editions https://minorliteratures.com/2025/01/09/the-complimiment-caroline-clark/ https://sublunaryeditions.com/magazine/nosta-and-senti-a-homecoming-essay-caroline-clark
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My thanks to @minorliteratures.bsky.social and editor @roughghosts.bsky.social for publishing this essay and giving me such a boost at the start of the year.
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For Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day

First and only poem published in Poetry Review (many moons ago). The last four words were used as the epigraph to the issue.
What Is the Word -

What is the word for this in French? The Russian I know - a kind of chucking out. Brutal, gets to the point though. The English applies restraint. A thing mislaid, mistake. A stately horsedrawn flourish.
Miscarriage, o, how ravishingly slow.
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Very excited to be talking to artist, New York Review of Books Art editor and award-winning writer, Leanne Shapton, for Fane Productions about her classic work, Swimming Studies, published by the inimitable @dauntbookspub.bsky.social for the UK.

Book for FREE here: www.fane.co.uk/leanne-shapton
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ALSO!

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SNOW LIT REV 15-16 is out. Wonderful double issue. Anthony Barnett’s Dew Point given free with orders of the new issue. Poetry, prose, essays, drawings, paintings, music.
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Covers of Snow lit rev and Dew Point Back cover showing contents:

JoHN ADLAM poems - At Gordium: of Fog and Storm and Hubris 210
WILL ALEXANDER 16 Poems 163 IAN BRINTON prose - Childhood Memories 280
LU ROSE CUNNINGHAM prose - Addressal 46
MAXIME DARGAUD-FONS poems - Elegies - transl. the Autbor 255
PATRIZIA DELL' ACQUA poems - from Dancing at the Abyss 204
ROBIN FRIEND photography - Blink of an Eye 99 JELENA GLAZOVA waterolours - Sleeping Giants 33
EDOUARD GLISSANT poems - Fastes - transi. ANTHONY BARNETT 224
TIMoTHY HARRIS on David Jones The Tribune's Visitation - with reference to the writings of Ernst Jünger 50
RALPH HAWKINS A Formation of COLONS 3 REBECCA HODGKINSON prose - The Edge 119
JAGODA KAMOV prose - Beyond the Wall 133 KUMIKO KIUCHI prose - Bones of Coral 1 268
ERIK LINDNER poems - Wood - transl. the Author with RoD MENGHAM 21
DS MARRIOTT poems - from Letters from the Black Ark 108 LAUREL MoORE Of Poems 200
SIGBJORN OBSTFELDER Roses and Otber Prose Poems - transl. ANTHONY BARNETT 286
CEYDA OSKAY music - Surgical Instruments: embroidered bones, lungs, bearts : sing 250
MeGan PARRY prose - Earth and Skin - Between the Shell and the World 299 LiLy PETCH 3 Poems 264
ARI POUTIAINEN Music Variables as a Foundation in an Improvised Performance 217
ANNA S QAANI Poems 305 DAVID RosE prose - Frank - Notes on the Text 15
SHAHILLA SHARIFE Six Poems 123 AMy SILLMAN drawings - 16 Days 183
CURTIS STEWART music - from 24 American Caprices 137 NIck TOTTON pors - Remove Attachment 242
Ye LING Butterflies Enamoured of a Flower & Orber Poems 79
ahdpiece - Kiss My Art - on a Rodin sculpture in Lewes 320
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CB editions October newsletter, archived on the Sonofabook blog: sonofabook.blogspot.com/2025/10/cbe-...
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Rain-slop screaming crunchers
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‘Signed presentation copy: "Dear Will, I hope you find something you like here. With warm wishes, Caroline. September 2012, Lewes." Original publisher's wraps in blue, lettered white with a modern art illustration on the front cover. Poetry. ISBN:9781908527042.
About fine. Signedes.
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On this celebratory day I’d like to let you know that I have some copies of my first collection SAYING YES IN RUSSIAN and can post you one in the UK for £10 p&p included. I won’t sign it unless you ask so as to avoid this happening: follow link. I forgive you W.

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If you break open the dry stems of certain plants /
you will find a snoozing grub.

from All Particles and Waves

By David Spittle from @blackheraldpress.bsky.social
Black cover with grey-toned montage of photos and drawings, surrealist in spirit Back cover:

1 perplex other people... I infect them also with the perplexity I feel myself: as if to echo Socrates' words, David Spittle's poems make us look for what, inside language, we did not necessarily know we were looking for. In each poem, precariously poised as Spittle is between syntactical newness and each free act of the mind, he purges us of our anticipation of what
• the creative act is. Thus, in the same manner as John Ashbery, whose poetry came to him in fits and starts and by indirec-tion', Spittle's poetry reveals itself behind the multiple (and mostly involuntary) disguises that reality for him, from one poem to the next, takes on. Hence we find a poet writing always amid the struggle of birth and re-birth, identity and non-identity, a poetry testing itself perilously at the frontiers of both verbal experiment and perception. Poem 1 from ‘All Particles and Waves’ sequence

A three-legged dog barks
In a falling storm
A three-legged dog barks
Unheard in the vault
Undeterred and biting
In a falling storm
Of feathers
A three-legged dog barks
As all around
Is softly exploding
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‘There is no charge for entering, but by entering publishers of the shortlisted titles agree to contribute £3,000 each towards the marketing of the prize and 15 extra copies of the book. The publisher of the winning book agree to contribute an additional £5,000 towards marketing.’