"Intercapillary/Space"

A series of books edited by Edmund Hardy. The list features critical essays, poetry and new editions of classic texts. The formats include free downloads, stitched pamphlets and hardback books.

They are hosted by Lulu, see the "Intercapillary Editions" shop front. When you click to download or Add To Cart you will go to a screen which requires an email address and a password of your choice. When you then click on 'Save and continue', because the books are free, the download will begin.


Dilemmatic boundaries: constructing a poetics of thinking

An essay by Emily Critchley. 17 pages. 12 KB.

"Since the Women's Liberation Movement of the late 1960s, feminist literary criticism has been consistently anxious over the subject of its own theory."



Orlando Furioso

John Harington's 1591 translation of Lodovico Ariosto's 'Orlando Furioso'. 901 pages. 6866 KB.

This edition has been newly edited so that these Italian fruits may grow in electronic gardens. Download this and what MOMUS barking, or ZOILUS biting can in any way hurt or annoy you?


Litany

A poem by Joshua Stanley. 6 pages. 13 KB.

Previous work by Joshua Stanley can be read here, and newer work here and here.






Berlioz

A poem by Peter Hughes. 74 pages. 112 KB.

Peter Hughes' author page at Shearsman.





alphabetise

A prose poem chronicle by Carol Watts. First exhibited in 'Different Alphabets', Bury Text Festival, 2005. 31 pages. 75 KB.

Preview by viewing parts a-h, published in Pores 4.




Birth Prospectus. The end of us.

A poem by Peter Riley, first published in Grosseteste Review X, 1977, here slightly revised. [#] Michael Haslam comments: "It stands out, like a mountain peak or a sore thumb. It breaks the rules of several schools of poetry. The poet must have wondered, Am I really writing this?" [#] Riley comments on Haslam's essay and reflects on the writing of the poem. [#] Also available as a pamphlet.