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I can't wait. Branagh and Curtis, together at last.
On a small boat.
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- Ms Baroque
- I am a poet, critic, copywriter, editor, conversationalist, style consultant, personal shopper, siren, and housemaid to the gods - at least they think they're gods. My live blog is Baroque in Hackney at W*rdpr*ss dot com.
"sharp, wry... wears its considerable erudition lightly" - Time Out
"one of our top ten book blogs" - Marion Boyars publishers
"Hilarious and erudite and stylish and humane" - Clay Stockton
"delicious... unfailing good taste and judgement" - Madame Arcati
"like Maud Newton with teenage kids" - Bobby Farouk
the Baroque email
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poems by me on the internet
poetry and book websites
- Academy of American Poets
- American Life in Poetry
- Arts & Letters Daily
- Clive James
- Contemporary Poetry Review
- Contemporary Poetry Review
- Critical Mass
- Donut Press
- famous poets and poems
- Jane Holland
- Jeanette Winterson
- Joshua Mehigan
- MiPOesias
- Poetcasting
- Poetry Archive
- Poetry Daily
- Pomegranate
- Richard Burns
- Roddy Lumsden
- Salt Publishing
- Sandy Balfour
- Simon Barraclough
- The Page
- The Poem
- The Poetry Foundation
- the Poetry Society
- Tim Turnbull
- Tower Poetry
- Words Without Borders
- writers artists
poetry and book weblogs
- Amy King
- Andrew Shields
- brit lit blogs - a resource page
- Connaissances
- Curiosa Hamiltona
- Cuttlefish Poetry and Poetics
- David Caddy
- David Morley
- Deconstructive Wasteland
- E-Verse Radio
- Emodulanda
- Eyewear, by Todd Swift
- George Szirtes
- georgiasam
- Grumpy Old Bookman
- Ian Patterson, Curiously Strong
- Intercapillary Space
- Languagehat
- Lightbox, by Mark Granier
- Madame Arcati
- Maud Newton
- Miss Snark, literary agent
- Poets on Fire
- Raw Light
- Roisin Tierney
- Shallowlands
- Silliman's Blog
- Surroundings, by Rob Mackenzie
- The Art of Fiction
- The Bibliophilic Blogger
- The Elegant Variation
- The Fate of the Artist
- The House of Mirth
- The Midnight Bell
- The Poetry Hut
- The Sheila Variations
- The Tart of Fiction
- Tom Chivers, this is yogic
- Tom Disch
- Very Like a Whale
writers' weblogs
publishers' blogs
Hackney and London weblogs
- Claptonian
- Diamond Geezer
- Hackney Lookout (closed, but great)
- London Review of Breakfasts
- Marrickvillia, twinned with Hackney
- Miss Hacksaw
- OPEN Dalston
- Scorn and Noise
- That's So Pants
- the 'London Underground' blog
- The Londonist
- The Shaigetz - Doing it Maai Vey
- The Worship St Irregulars
- This is Stoke Newington
- Unstrung
art, design, fashion
current affairs weblogs
weblogs from the past
other fun weblogs
- A Dress A Day
- Annie Rhiannon
- Arse End of Ireland
- Chip Dale's Diary
- Emotional Blackmailers Handbook
- Everything is Electric
- JonnyB's Private Secret Diary
- Miscellany Symposium
- Miss Hacksaw
- MRBFK
- Non-Working Monkey
- Overheard in New York
- Pandemian
- Strife in the North
- The Girl With the Golden Mind
- Tired Dad
- Troubled Diva
- Woman of Experience
things to make and do
help Dina raise money for a cancer trials unit
the Baroque archive
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- life's a beach
- note to self
- in which Ms Baroque returns from the seaside, cult...
- meanwhile, back in America it's fistfighting versu...
- now if it would only snow
- "I am my own work of art"*
- a fauvel for our times
- the world turned upside down
- elegantly dressed TS Eliot
- veritable psychological peaches
- "I'm afraid the patient has died."
- framed on a Saturday
- let's do the time warp again
- forty five years ago today...
- it's so romantic
- about suffering they were never wrong, the old mas...
- the whole problem with poetry
- laughing and clocks
- elegantly dressed retirement?
- good morning world
- valentine's day, on which I love the java jive and...
- with apologies to the Poetry Society
- the culture of distraction
- I knew it all along
- Sunday shadow puppets
- ghosts of myself
- more ghosts
- oh, goody
- and by the way...
- elegantly dressed call centres
- not in the mood for blueberry pie
- two small applications of science
- the Jarmans are coming
- further proof that we are in a New Renaissance
- not Vincent Price
- the ghostly presence
- to be a kid again
- les is more (baroque)
- in which Ms B wants to be a brand
- okay, while we're on the subject of Tilda Swinton
- an everyday tale of north London
- elegantly dressed New York
- the stuff Lizzy makes
- a tale of two Maurices, and others
- the placebo effect: how depressing is it, really?
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neatly sorted, like one"s drawers
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- food
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- Hackney
- happy
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- ice cream
- important things
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- money
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- most galling
- Mozart
- music
- National Poetry Day
- New York
- October Revolution
- opera
- Our Crazy World
- parties
- pictures
- pigs
- poetry
- politics
- pseud's corner
- religion
- renaissance
- resolutions
- Salt
- schadenfreude
- science
- Shakespeare
- Shameless Puffs
- Sidney NY
- sleep
- some coincidence surely?
- Stoke Newington
- supermarkets
- Switzerland
- Ted Hughes
- teeth
- the end of the worr-uld
- The Like Of It
- the Line on Beauty
- the meaning of life
- the movies
- the past
- thongs
- TV
- useless
- Wales
- wallace stevens
- what IS it with this lot??
- winter
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