Posted by NLP on December 8, 2011 · Leave a Comment
In NLP’s winter edition, we have found a league of spectres to accompany you amongst the silent shifting of the snowflakes. Don Paterson and Alison Watt’s recent collaboration at the Ingleby Gallery, where Watt’s artwork was accompanied by Paterson’s succinct verse, allowed Paterson to release the ghosts from Watt’s mesmerising pieces. In an attempt to … Continue reading →
Filed under Fiction, Film, Nature, Opinion, Photography, Poetry · Tagged with Alison Watt, Allan Cameron, Caledonia TV, Christopher Smail, Claudia Massie, David Groulx, Don Paterson, film, Ingleby Gallery, John C. Reilly, Les Wilson, Lionel Shriver, Lynne Ramsay, Poetry, The Lighthouse Stevensons, Tilda Swinton, Vagabond Voices, Walter Benjamin
Posted by NLP on November 3, 2011 · Leave a Comment
“I will always listen to outsiders. They have a lot to give”, says Sally Evans in her interview for this month’s Punctum Edition. Sally is the quiet radical of Scottish poetry, evident in her deep and abiding love of books at Kings Bookshop in Callendar (along with husband and fellow poet Ian W King), her … Continue reading →
Filed under Film, Opinion, Photography, Poetry · Tagged with André Øvredal, Andrew F. Giles, Callendar, Chris Powici, Christopher Smail, Hayden Murphy, Ian W King, Jo Labanyi, John Berger, Kings Bookshop, Michael Roth, Niall O' Gallagher, NorthwordsNow, Poetry Scotland, Robert Capa, Roland Barthes, Sally Evans, Susan Sontag, Walter Benjamin
Posted by NLP on July 3, 2011 · Leave a Comment
When Richie McCaffrey first approached NLP with his poetry we were awestruck by its grey tones, guttural Highland syllables and the deep, inexorable song of the sea. In his short collection for NLP, ‘Taxidermy’, Richie conjures up a palimpsest that stretches across Scotland’s shores, where “a forgotten clan knapping their arms in the swash” stand … Continue reading →
Filed under Art, Film, Opinion, Poetry · Tagged with Christopher Smail, Claudia Massie, Kevin Ladynski, Mark Lewis, Nicola Moir, Poetry, Richie McCaffrey, Wong Kar Wai, Xavier Dolan