Dr Tony Shaw
Mainly the Obscure, and/or mainly 'Outsider' Literature
Showing posts with label
Sinclair (Iain)
.
Show all posts
Showing posts with label
Sinclair (Iain)
.
Show all posts
9 January 2021
Andrew Kötting's
The Whalebone Box
(2020)
›
And I thought Edith Walks was crazy. The Whalebone box itself goes back a long way in human time, in fact thirty years. It was then that...
30 May 2012
Iain Sinclair:
Ghost Milk: Calling Time on the Grand Project
(2011)
›
Iain Sinclair's Ghost Milk is dedicated 'In memory of the huts of the Manor Garden Allotments', the 4.5 acre area of land in Ha...
10 May 2012
Rodinsky's Room and 19 Princelet Street, Spitalfields, London
›
19 Princelet Street was built in 1714 and was the home of the French Huguenot Ogier family, who developed a very successful silk weaving co...
5 April 2012
Iain Sinclair:
Hackney, That Rose-Red Empire: A Confidential Report
(2009)
›
Hackney, That Rose-Red Empire is a book that is mainly concerned with the last forty years in the borough of Hackney, London, this being th...
27 December 2011
Roland Camberton:
Scamp
(1950; repr. 2010)
›
A short time ago I wrote a few words about the recent (re-)publication of Roland Camberton's Scamp , which I've just read, and which...
22 January 2011
Roland Camberton's Disappearing Act
›
Roland Camberton (1921-65) was born in Manchester, England as Henry Cohen, and was educated in Hackney, London. He published two novels: Sc...
›
Home
View web version
