Iain Sinclair's Blog, page 5

A chapbook by Kevin Ring has just been published: THE GOLD MACHINE BEATS: A JUNGLE DEATH PHOTO ALBUM, an edition of 125 copies all signed by Iain.

The chapbook is £8.50 including post in the UK.

15 Euros to Europe and $20 USA and rest of the world.

If interested, email Kevin at kevbeatscene (at) gmail.com

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Iain has kindly shared some reviews of the upcoming book The Gold Machine. 

Early REVIEWS for  THE GOLD MACHINE

‘Swapping London for Lima, Hackney for Huancayo, in an unexpected departure from more familiar territory, The Gold Machine tracks a feverish descent into the darkness of Peru’s colonial past, as Sinclair follows in the footsteps of his nineteenth-century forbear. [...]

This website has been silent for a long time, so much has happened in the meantime.

Iain would like to send out a broadcast to all people who are interested in his work.

There is a lot in the making.

The Gold Machine, Iain’s new book, is due on September 2nd

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The current issue of the London Literary Society Journal (The Literary London Journal, Volume 16, Number 1 Autumn 2020)  contains an essay by the title “Non-Linear Cinema and the Editing of Urban Space in the Fiction of Iain Sinclair”  by Anthony Paraskeva (University of Roehampton).

 

 

Videos and photographs of the Flat Time House events related to the Blake exhibition, William Blake at Flat Time House, are now viewable online from our website under CURRENT COLLABORATION :

https://denismahonfoundation.com/     

 

 

APRIL 3rd and play for one month 24/7

 

Find the film on Mubi

Mike Goldmark has published Our Late Familiars: Witnessing the Palermo Catacombs (my text, photographs by Ian Wilkinson), to be launched at Swedenborg House on 2 April at 6.30pm.

Our Late Familiars (Standard Edition) from Goldmark Gallery on Vimeo.

A small selection of prose-poems from South America, Fever Hammer Yellow has been published by Earthbound.   https://earthbound.press/printshop   https://www.instagram.com/p/B8rWKxnhBt4/    

Iain and John Rogers walk through the City to discover some secrets

 

DAY FIFTEEN.  THURSDAY AUGUST 11th.

AT THE COFFEE COLONY, PAMPA WHALEY.

VISION & CONSEQUENCE.

 

Having being engaged since childhood with Arthur’s story as adventure – picaresque episodes, remote peoples, mountains, jungles, snakes, mules, rafts – it took some time (and hard information mined by Farne) to appreciate the true dimensions of the 1891 expedition. [...]