Moving Things

Monday, February 8th, 2010 by Stephen OToole

3 Benalder Street
 
My bedroom’s tiny. It’s three bicycles in length and one and a half bicycles in width. I don’t own a bicycle. I don’t have the space for it.
 
The bedroom isn’t big enough for another person to stand in, unless I’m being intimate with that person. But I can’t be intimate with that person, [...]

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Inner-City Blues

Thursday, November 26th, 2009 by Norman Samuda-Smith

Inner-City Blues is based within the back-drop of inner-city Small Heath Birmingham during the mid 1970’s and is the long-awaited sequel to Norman Samuda-Smith’s ground breaking first novel Bad Friday. 
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When Peter is brutally assaulted after leaving a ‘blues party’ in the early hours of Sunday morning, robbed of his hustling money, face down, bleeding and motionless, the attack [...]

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Blackheath Books edition of Beat the Dust

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009 by Sean McGahey

The uber trendy BTD has hooked up with Blackheath Books this month for a special collaborative issue of the litzine.  In the October edition they have the latest work from a selection of Blackheath’s authors – poetry from Billy Childish, Adelle Stripe, Ben Myers, Darran Anderson, Miles J Bell and Garrie Fletcher, plus fiction from Joseph [...]

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