‘A few days in Newcastle, talking with fellow performers at the ‘English Journey’ event, attending a screening (and later an Indian meal) with Kenneth Anger, and walking to Morden Tower and along the Tyne. The Tower, bellying out over a narrow alley, set against the old wall, is unrecorded by heritage plaques. A Chinese arch [...]
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DATELINE Three days, exploring the city and its satellite Olympic parks and stadia, in January 2010, when strikers and students are beginning to take to the streets. And the extent of the economic catastrophe is being felt. ‘All for the best in the best of all worlds,’ say the Greeks. ‘As long as we stick [...] Iain Sinclair has kindly shared with the site some materials from the coming installation at the Svedenborg Society. Many thanks to Stephen McNeilly, curator of the exhibition, for allowing us to publish this materials. 3. HEAD OF WRONG MAN The iced dome solicits fingerprints. Here is the borderland of Cesare Lombroso’s system of taxonomy, [...] “Well aware, on the morning of September 1, 2009, that I was a ghost among ghosts, I set out to follow in Kerouac’s London footprints. The problem being that I knew too much. Almost every yard of this route was part of the narrative of forty years in one city. Freshly arrived from Dublin in [...] Our Kids are Going to Hell: December 2008-January 2009 (Paperback), the book collects pictures by photographer Robin Maddock with an introduction by Iain Sinclair. The book can be pre-ordered on Amazon: |
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