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11th September 2010 14:30 – Andrew Kötting and Iain Sinclair: Swandown – Ordnance and Surveying BL Landscaping programme outline 10.5.10 Pighog: Postcards from the Seventh FloorWednesday, 14 July 2010 at 21:10 “We’re thrilled to announce that Iain Sinclair and artist Oona Grimes are collaborating on a new illustrated poetry book coming out this autumn. Sinclair, the author of vivid and seminal novels such as White Chappell, Scarlet Tracings; Radon Daughters, and the reknowned literary geography London Orbital, is creating new suite of poems based in Hastings. Grimes is reknowned for her richly allusive and playful printmaking, as featured in her recent Conversations with Angels exhibition, and we at Pighog are understandably giddy with anticipation. With an anthology of winning entries to our children’s Short Story Competition also scheduled for release in autumn, and more live events to be confirmed, there is plenty to look forward to, so watch this space!” Link (it may require facebook login) “Unearthing the truth about Watchmen genius Alan Moore”“He may no longer be writing an opera with Gorillaz, but for his next trick, the magician, psychedelic adventurer and occasional comics creator has a different musical project up his sleeve”
This article appeared on p10 of the Observer Review section of the Observer onSunday 8 February 2009. It was published on guardian.co.uk at 00.01 GMT on Sunday 8 February 2009. It was last modified at 09.46 GMT on Tuesday 3 March 2009.The interview: Iain SinclairThe brilliant chronicler of uncharted, often unloved, parts of Britain has stayed close to home for his latest epic – a bittersweet love letter to the London borough of Hackney. He takes Rachel Cooke for a stroll round his patch – no ordinary walk, as the visionary author beautifully evokes the area’s rich history while reflecting on his own memories of the urban landscape |
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