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The Jealousies by Benjamin Stainton

"Ben Stainton's incisive poems take us back to what we think are familiar places … There seem to be no barriers. Life, death, location, the inner workings of the body, blood and skin are all seamlessly accessed, sometimes all at once … These tasty, gourmet poems satisfy our less familiar appetites." Greg Cox

"Inspirational … a truly great poetic read." Lisa Stewart

"Brilliant, original, evocative, vivid … wonderfully sinister and often very beautiful." Jane Darwin

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We will chose a winner at random from those who post a comment by Thursday 16th October 2008.

Read an extract from The Jealousies here

Title: The Jealousies
Author: Benjamin Stainton
Print ISBN: 978-1-905202-96-2
eBook ISBN: 978-1-904492-97-3
Page count:152
Release Date: 9th October 2008

Distributors:
Bertram Books, Gardners, Baker & Taylor, Ingrams

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Zimmercon - 8th August 2008

Zimmercon

Where: Chester ...

When: Saturday 30th August 2008 ...

Time: 1pm until 6pm

Quaker Meeting Rooms. Union Walk, Frodsham Street. See map

An afternoon devoted to the Small Press, editors, writers & poets. Come along and meet, listen too, and maybe take part, with some of the stalwarts of the Small Press. This is 'real' grass roots publishing.

Already booked:

• Steve Sneyd of Hilltop Press, writer and well known Science Fiction poet


• Andy Robson editor of the weighty KRAX magazine


• John F. Haines editor & writer of the U.K.'s longest running S.F.
  news broadsheet


• Geoff Stevens editor of 'Purple Patch'


• Well known poet Maureen Wheldon


• Our own local lyricist Shiela Hamilton published writer &
  poet from the Wirral


• Sam Smith now of Cumbria, writer and editor of 'The Journal'. (Select Six, Original Plus, The Journal)

Sam will also be in charge of a book-stall. You can contact him by e-mail

Admission will be free, but donation's will be appreciated on the day. Tea & coffeee will be available throughout a varied afternoons programme. Anyone wishing to take part must contact Peter Presford, as places may be limited.

Contact: Peter E Presford (Malfunction Press) by email Please mark all mails `Zimmercon'