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Alex Saynor
@adinanis.bsky.social
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Easily offended southern snowflake who doesn’t always say it as it is - not sure if that’s true tbf. Acknowledges the existence of refrigeration, Boreham Wood, Ganger Farm, small cafés in Watford etc
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · Sep 2
V pleased (understatement) to have a poem in London Grip magazine
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London Grip Magazine
‘Half a thought for Hamish’ has been included in the autumn edition of London Grip. It was initially submitted (unsuccessfully) for the summer edition but I’m grateful to editor Michael Bartholomew…
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · 4d
An engagement with Luke Turner’s appreciation and criticism of blur @luketurner.bsky.social wilderspoolcauseway.com/2024/06/06/m...
Muddled Albion: a Response to Luke Turner’s ‘Legislated Nostalgia: Blur’s Modern Life is Rubbish, 25 Years On’
Quietus article: Luke Turner’s thorough, and somewhat combative, reflection on the cultural significance of Blur’s Modern Life is Rubbish album, 25 years after its release, contains, im…
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · 6d
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Authoritative Vulnerability: Paper Crown by Marc Woosnam
Marc Woosnam’s Paper Crown begins on the rainswept streets of North London with a potent cocktail of place and atmosphere in Angel Islington, documenting a promising start to a relationship w…
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · 12d
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · Sep 6
I remember going to one of your readings and it being introduced by Vic Sage. I think it must have been from All the Rage - I remember ‘Would you like a baked potato’ delivered with great comic timing 😂.
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · Sep 6
Are there any plans for the book to come out - from the first reading, it was v. funny and captured the atmos perfectly. I tried to guess who the professors were; first I thought Jon Cook, now it’s a split between Chris Bigsby & Robert Clark. Was in a Sebald grp so wonder if he will feature…
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · Sep 4
Poem i.m. wilderspoolcauseway.com/2024/05/30/l...
Listening to The Unexplained
i.m. Howard Hughes of The Unexplained podcast It’s not to muffle youthat I have these earphones, but to listento stories from an unknown worldwe may return to or come back from,a mist-wreathe…
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Bionic Mecha Laura 🎃 @bioniclaura.bsky.social · Sep 2
Crafty friends The Divine Comedy have the most wonderful new song Invisible Thread. It’s lovely but also I’m in bits now. youtu.be/5VXSQQ5YDIU?...
The Divine Comedy - Invisible Thread
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · Sep 2
The News from Schiphol Airport - published in Alan Summers’ Pan Haiku Review
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Pan Haiku Review issue 3
I am grateful that ‘The News from Schiphol Airport’ has been published in Alan Summers’ Pan Haiku Review, Issue 3 (p59). This is an open season issue, open to poems of up to ten lines in any form. …
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Alex Saynor @adinanis.bsky.social · Sep 2
V pleased (understatement) to have a poem in London Grip magazine
wilderspoolcauseway.com/2025/09/01/l...
London Grip Magazine
‘Half a thought for Hamish’ has been included in the autumn edition of London Grip. It was initially submitted (unsuccessfully) for the summer edition but I’m grateful to editor Michael Bartholomew…
wilderspoolcauseway.com
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