So here’s Iain Sinclair, talking about London while wandering in Haggerston Park and Bethnal Green:
He’s sadder here than I’ve ever seen him. He talks in the film about how London has changed into something he can no longer engage with – that writers in general can engage with – in any particularly constructive way. But I think there’s also something very personal behind his grief.
Tom Raworth, a very major, often astonishing poet, died back in February. There’s more on him here. Sinclair kn...
Published on March 29, 2017 01:41