A greengrocer’s apostrophe has escaped and been seen at this block of flats in Victoria Road, Marrickville. Approach with caution, as it is believed to breed at a phenomenal rate.
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Reading & watching- Binge: Mare of Easttown (Brad Inglesby 2021) 4 May 2021Kate Winslett is terrific as a cop in a small community – she knows the regular offenders, she's blamed when a disappearance remains unsolved, she bridles when someone from the County is brought into help her, her teenage daughter resents her but when she witnesses a crime can talk to the resented county cop. She's as rude as Olive Kitteridge, as […]
- Griffin Theatre: Dogged (Andrea James & Catherine Ryan 2021) 3 May 2021In the playwrights' note, Andrea James – who is a Yorta Yorta/Gunaikurnai woman – says that 'together we blew up [Catherine Ryan's] play and let the pieces land'. So it doesn't cohere neatly? It's an extraordinarily powerful drama, directed by declan Greene) about a white Woman (Blazey Best) and a Dingo (Sandy Greenwood), along […]
- 63 Up (Michael Apted 2019) 29 April 2021Michael Apted has died since making this. If there's a 70 Up it will sadly miss the best thing about this series, which is the way many of its subjects talk back to its maker. We never see him, but he's no fly on the wall.
- Rabbit 31: Science (Jessica L Wilkinson, Tricia Dearborn 2020) 26 April 2021Rabbit is a journal for nonfiction poetry. This is the Science issue, edited by poet Tricia Dearborn.
- Dark, Salt, Clear (Lamorna Ash 2020) 25 April 2021'Life in a Cornish Fishing Town': for the Book Group
- Binge: Mare of Easttown (Brad Inglesby 2021) 4 May 2021
Will there be a sonnet about it? Because I don’t want to comment until it comes out in sonnet …
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Oh dear, mccardey, I was giving myself a day off!
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