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These poems are collaged horoscopes cut out from Harper’s Baazar’s “real” horoscopes.

In the 112th of the Poem Brut series, new poetry by Ariadne Radi Cor.

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These pieces come out of thinking about the gap between language and perception, between thought and utterance, thought and mark-making. They come out of the tradition of erasure poetry and steady stitching as a response, approach and way into world.

In the 111th of the Poem Brut series, new poetry by Karen Carcia.

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You wanted me to come with you to watch
Them shoot your drugs and wrist-tie you
To that cheap bed. Could you hear the blank
Clatter of dropping ice in the hallway machines as you faded?

By Nicholas Rombes.

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With the physical cancellation of the European Poetry Festival in London during 2020, a series of new longform video interviews are presented here at 3:AM Magazine, again with some of the most dynamic contemporary European poets, whose work is exploring the possibilities and potentials of the artform, as part of the decade long interviews series – Maintenant.

In the 106th of the Maintenant series, SJ Fowler interviews the Lithuanian poet Aušra Kaziliūnaitė.

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With the physical cancellation of the European Poetry Festival in London during 2020, a series of new longform video interviews are presented here at 3:AM Magazine, again with some of the most dynamic contemporary European poets, whose work is exploring the possibilities and potentials of the artform, as part of the decade long interviews series – Maintenant.

In the 105th of the Maintenant series, SJ Fowler interviews the Latvian poet Krišjānis Zeļģis.

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From a lonely London a figure calls out for the lost poets and three Swedes will answer, each in their own way, with poetic precision and desolate northern sensibilities. The Swedish Beest is less than a cry for help and more than a poetry film; it is a documentary of those who are not there, a gathering of readings out of time and place.

A new poetry-film by SJ Fowler, Aase Berg, Jonas Gren and Ida Borjel.

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With the physical cancellation of the European Poetry Festival in London during 2020, a series of new longform video interviews are presented here at 3:AM Magazine, again with some of the most dynamic contemporary European poets, whose work is exploring the possibilities and potentials of the artform, as part of the decade long interviews series – Maintenant.

In the 104th of the Maintenant series, SJ Fowler interviews the Latvian poet Inga Pizane.

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Beyond and into something greater
Than the old ways of thinking seeing as how, as strayers,
We’d broken our minds over and over
Against the hard facts of what it is that makes us human.

Dear: the dangling, bodyless rope they forgot
To take down afterwards, what about that?
Or the way she did it barefoot,
A splinter in her toe? The camera didn’t invent watching.
The songbird’s song was there before the songbird
They say.

By Nicholas Rombes.

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An empty house and the people who should have been there.

As three Austrian poets come to terms with the prisons of the now and their host is forced to confront their absence, Where Are You Austria documents their poetic descent into madness. What follows is as uncanny as it is unlikely, and, ultimately, inevitable. An epic poetry film about the consequences of that which does not happen, the intimacy of isolation, metal work and Erwin Schrödinger.

A new poetry-film by David Spittle.

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With the physical cancellation of the European Poetry Festival in London during 2020, a series of new longform video interviews are presented here at 3:AM Magazine, again with some of the most dynamic contemporary European poets, whose work is exploring the possibilities and potentials of the artform, as part of the decade long interviews series – Maintenant.

In the 103rd of the Maintenant series, SJ Fowler interviews the Swiss poet Rolf Hermann.

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