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» 3:AM Cult Hero: Charles Bukowski
“To do a dull thing with style - now that’s what I call art.”
Ben Pleasants on Bukowski & the politics of literature:
Charles Bukowski loved the idea of poetry wars. Even at the lowest level of mimeo magazines, when he was co-editing Laugh Literary & Man the Humping Guns with Neeli Cherry, he jumped in guns [...]
» McCarthy on Film
Tom McCarthy will be giving a talk about his work in Parveen Adams’s series of ‘Artists’ Talks’ at the Architectural Association on Friday 12th March. He will be talking specifically about his writing in relation to film, which is the main theme of the series:
Tom McCarthy is a writer and artist who lives in London. [...]
» Testing the limits of words
Lots on at the London Word Festival not least Avant! Noir, an evening of music & dark fiction from Cathi Unswoth & Toby Litt, while Iain Sinclair introduces Chris McCabe’s play Shad Thames, Broken Wharf.
London Word Festival,
7 March - 1 April 2010
Various venues
» 3:AM Top 5: Lee Rourke
“As we depart from the twentieth-century insistence on literature’s powerlessness to comment on anything but literature, fables – the briefest of narratives unselfconsciously imbued with the most expansive of significations – have gained in popularity. “
Coming soon from Hesperus Press, Lee Rourke’s Brief History of Fables: From Aesop to Flash Fiction. In the meantime, here [...]
» Thirteen O’Clock
Read the first instalment of Sam Jordison’s serial for children over at 3:PM Magazine. Here’s an extract:
…The funny little, pretty little clock with 13 hours marked on its round face instead of 12 was all he’d thought about since he’d been given it last Wednesday. And he’d desperately tried to stay awake for the last [...]

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