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AGENTS OF OBLIVION illustrated by Dave McKean

Swan River Press in Dublin are preparing an edition of four London short stories – AGENTS OF OBLIVION – for publication later this year. Illustrated by Dave McKean.

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House of flies – a London story inspired by Arthur Machen

The independent publisher Three Impostors will publish “House of flies”. Read more here. There will be a launch event at the Welsh Centre on Grays Inn Road at 7pm on...

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Two new episodes in Farne Sinclair’s Podcast “In Tropical Lands: Conversations with Iain Sinclair about The Gold Machine”

 Farne’s last two podcasts have now been released (the best of them I think). From Iain https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...

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“Fifty Catacomb Saints”, a (sold-out) special edition book by Iain

I am very late to this, I am posting it only for historical reasons. “The Tangerine Press special edition of Fifty Catacomb Saints came and went, sold out ahead of...

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The Gold Machine wins special award at IFFNY

Actually it’s Grant Gee who has won a Special Awards at the IFFNY, the International Filmmaker Festival of New York (wow, that’s a mouthful..) Don’t expect however to find this...

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“Private Passions”: in talk with Michael Berkeley’s on BBC3

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00...

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Iain Sinclair & Gareth Evans: The Gold Machine – a recording

Towards the end of the 19th century Iain Sinclair’s great-grandfather Arthur made an accident-prone and largely disastrous colonial expedition to Peru. In his latest book, accompanied by his daughter, Iain Sinclair abandons his familiar London territory to follow in his ancestor’s footsteps, perhaps also hoping to eclipse his shadow. What he finds makes harrowing [...]

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Fever Hammers

Fever Hammers is now up online.

 http://face-press.org/fever-hammers.html

https://www.instagram.com/p/CVaR83AsShk

Collects Fever Hammer Red, Fever Hammer Yellow (previously printed in the Earthbound Poetry Series, and Fever Hammer Blue; each comprising five texts in verse and prose.

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“Bad News” from the LRB archives (12/1990)

The London Review of Books has republished several articles including one by Iain:

For the next fortnight, in place of Paper Cuts, we’ll be sharing 26 Pieces for COP26: writing about water, air, fire and earth from the LRB archive. As well as Iain Sinclair’s piece, which we’ll keep in front of the paywall for the duration of the conference, today’s collection includes:

Murray [...]

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A review of The Gold Machine, transcription of a Zoom talk and an article on the Observer by Tim Adams

Andy Wilson has combined a review of The Gold Machine with a transcription of my Zoom talk to the Blake Society.

https://www.travellerintheevening.com...

Tim Adams, in yesterday’s Observer, linked the 20-year-old publication of London Orbital with recent ‘loft insulation’ protesters super-glueing their hands to the M25 motorway.

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