Sean Bonney
Sean Bonney is a contemporary English poet. Bonney was born in Brighton and brought up in the north of England. He now lives in London.[1]
His publications include Notes on Heresy (Writers Forum, 2002), Poisons, their antidotes (West House, 2003), Blade Pitch Control Unit (Salt, 2005), Document: hexprogress (Yt Communication, 2006), Baudelaire in English (Veer 2008), Document: poems, diagrams, manifestos (Barque 2009), and The Commons (Openned 2011). He edits the press Yt Communication with Frances Kruk.
He was a regular attendee at the Cobbing-led Writers Forum workshop. Together with other UK based poets his work marks a progression and continuance of the British Poetry Revival.
In Autumn 2011 he ran a seminar series on Poetry and Revolution at the University of Cambridge.
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[edit] References
- ^ "BEPC homepage Sean Bonney". British Electronic Poetry Centre. http://www.soton.ac.uk/~bepc/poets/Bonney.htm.
[edit] Further reading
- Tim Allen & Andrew Duncan (eds.), Don't Start Me Talking: Interviews with Contemporary Poets (Salt: 2007)
- Andrea Brady, Report on a reading by Sean Bonney, Ben Watson and Stephen Rodefer (2003)
- Adrian Clarke, "Sean Bonney's Baudelaire" (Readings 3)
- Delilah Glaxo-Kleitmann & Steve Spence, Review of Blade Pitch Control Unit (On Company Time, 2006)
- Mark Jackson, "The Poetry of Sean Bonney: Form and Content in Poisons, their Antidotes" (Readings 3)
- Keith Tuma, "Some Younger British Poets" (Chicago Review 53:1, Spring 2007)
[edit] External links
- Abandoned Buildings
- Entry at the British Electronic Poetry Centre
- Entry at the Miami University Archive of Writing in Performance
- Poet's Note
- Blade Pitch Control Unit
- Baudelaire in English
- Document: poems, diagrams, manifestos, July 7th 2005 - June 27th 2007
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