STRIDE MAGAZINE
www.stridemagazine.co.uk

Welcome to Stride magazine! A gathering of new poetry, prose poems, articles and reviews (or whatever takes our fancy), Stride is regularly updated with new contributions. Enjoy your visit.
Rupert Loydell, Editor

SUBMITTING TO STRIDE MAGAZINE
The editor, Rupert Loydell, welcomes submissions of 4 or 5 poems, prose poems, reviews or articles. Please submit in the body of e-mails [not attachments] to submissions@stridemagazine.co.uk

If in doubt about what you want to submit, ask first. Email to editor@stridemagazine.co.uk Attachments will not be considered or replied to.

COPYRIGHT
The copyright of everything published here remains the author's.

Current Articles

NOWHERE'S FAR
Phil Bowen is strangely contemporary

SLIPPERY STUFF
Marina Tsvetaeva's New Selected Poems

THE PALACE OF OBLIVION
George Ttoouli on Peter Davidson

DON'T COUNT ON DECENCY
The Chronicles of Dave Turnip

A RIVER MIGHT EMERGE AS A METAPHOR
Jesse Garrick's Storied Rivers

LANGUAGE AND THINGS
Steve Spence on Giles Goodland

THE OLD DEVIL
R.S. Thomas' letters

INTERVIEWS & OVERVIEWS,
BIOGRAPHIES & BULLSHIT
Recent music books, June 2009

TWENTY MINUTES IN MANHATTAN
Michael Sorkin's New York

A GUIDE TO THE PERPLEXED?
Steve Spence on Philip Kuhn

DID WE SEE WHAT WE THOUGHT WE SAW?
Peter Dent skips the clear out

VISIBLE, AUDIBLE, TRUE OR FAITHFUL?
Larissa Miller & Augustus Young

MEMOS TO SELF
A is for anything you want it to be

FAITH & TRUST
Gardening with Cole Swensen

THE TASK IN HAND
David Hart on new translations

HOWLING IN THE DARK
at The Migraine Hotel

SOMETHING FROM NOTHING
new poems by Daniel Y Harris

PROBLEMS WITH HUMANS
Adrienne Rich's essays

DEFLATED EGO 6
Paul Sutton on Paul Sutton

ANONYMOUS INTRUDER
Nathan Thompson on Ian Seed

AN INTERVIEW WITH JUSTIN HAYNES
Canadian jazz and more...

'THIS IS A HANDHELD TEXT RECORDING'
new poems by Alex Houen

ECHO & DECAY, SPIT & CRACKLE
Recent Listening April 2009

A BRIEF FORAY INTO GARDENING
poems by Ben Stainton

DELUSIONS OF COSMIC DESTINY
A.C. Evans gets to grips
with Invented Knowledge

KINDS OF LITERARY MAGAZINES
Richard Kostelanetz on editorial integrity

THIRD WISH WASTED
Geoff Stevens on Roddy Lumsden

THE RULER OF PLANET X
Cliff Yates is lost in the ink of space

SO WHAT'S THERE TO FEAR
DOWN HERE?
Greg Lawless shakes off the smog

JUDITH BISHOP'S EVENT
reviewed by Rob Mackenzie

UNTIL BLIND PANIC COMES
P Viktor's familiar wound

PETER DENT'S HOT SPOTS
Revelation comes in a cardboard box

SKOULDING & VOIGT
Jane Routh gets Urban/Rural

DEFLATED EGO 5
John Gimblett on John Gimblett

THE OBSERVER IS A NECESSARY
PART OF THE LANDSCAPE
as far as Aidan Semmens can see

LYRIC BLASTING FOR STARTERS
Carrie Etter and Lisa Samuels

DEFLATED EGO 4
Martin Stannard on Martin Stannard

DOMESTIC KNOWLEDGE
Jason Ranon Uri Rotstein reviews

DEFLATED EGO 3
Nathan Thompson on Nathan Thompson

NOTHING LEFT TO PROVE
Alan West on Bruce Cockburn

DEFLATED EGO 2
David Kennedy on David Kennedy

AT THE FLOATING POST OFFICE
Ghulam told me he had a story to tell

A DIVIDED COLLECTION
Thomas Kinsella's Prose Occasions

TREES PALE IN KNOT BUT
NOWHERE IN COOPED FLUX
new prose poetry by Peter Larkin

LEAVE YOUR CARD ON THE TABLE
Introducing Mr Cribs

DEFLATED EGO 1
Ira Lightman on Ira Lightman

THE BOOK OF BELLS AND CANDLES
Norman Jope is back

HOMO DOMESTICA
William Oxley on Laskey, Ward & Walpert

AURORA CAUGHT NAPPING
John Gimblett is warming his feet
in the snow

WANTING TO MAKE COMMON CAUSE
Alan Morrison reviewed

WEST END SURVIVAL KIT
Jeremy Reed is in control

A LITTLE BOOK OF HOURS
John F Deane's new book

WHO NEEDS DRUMS?
John Gimblett vs Jean Martin

NINETEEN NIGHTS IN
A MOUNTAIN OF FEATHERS
MEANS NOTHING TO ME
Nathan Thompson on three new titles

TWO AND A HALF PAGES OF OPTIMISM
Ross Sutherland and Tamsin Kendrick

YOU GOTTA HAVE FAITH
Martin Stannard is the George Michael of poetry

A SMALL PORTION OF LOSTNESS
Martin Caseley gives up

AN INTRODUCTION TO
THE INTELLIGENCE OF PARROTS
Steve Spence gets feather-brained

THE PROSE POEM IS ALIVE & WELL
Ian Seed can prove it

SOME AUSTRALIAN LANDSCAPES
Telling a Hawk from a Handsaw

SOMETHING ELSE
Mark Goodwin's continuing profesional development

A LIKENESS YOU DARE NOT DISOWN
Mathew Mead's Selected Poems

IT'S NO LONGER DONE
Tamara Fulcher is trying to shock

SWEET DUST & GROWLING LAMBS
John Gimblett on Phil Maillard

SPONGY AIN'T A TYPO LOVER
Richard Makin's Rift Designs

WHAT DOES A POETRY READER WANT?
Bill Greenwell reviews five new titles

ABOUT BLOODY TIME
Simon Jenner's polymath qualities

Archive
previous articles