We are thrilled to announce that our NEW Large Language Model will be released on 11.18.25.

I’ve got a new story in The Brussels Review. It’s about an academic called Ben Tufnell, writing a paper on ‘that bastard, Kant’, haunted by ‘BenTufnell’, his namesake who is doing research on doubles and doppelgängers….

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Very happy to have a new story in the ever-brilliant Interzone...

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Now open. Featuring major artists alongside new talent, the show offers a timely exploration of the ways in which artists are looking at and thinking about nature in the 21st century.

Visit www.closeltd.com for more info.

Thurs & Fri 11am-4pm | Sat 11am-3pm | Or by appointment

Many thanks to @seanbirnie.bsky.social for the kind words….

*Very* mixed feelings about Alien: Earth but wtf, this guy is definitely the most terrifying ‘herbivore’ since Black Philip….

Queen.

Something to aspire to….

I’m reading this at the moment and it’s absolutely engrossing, a deeply strange neo-noir fit for the anthropocene. Will be getting a physical copy in March because that cover is beautiful.

I’m really very happy to be working with the brilliant Influx Press!

Thank you!

'Later, as he sat on his balcony eating the dog, Dr Robert Laing reflected on the unusual events that had taken place within this huge apartment building during the previous three months.'

One of the great opening lines.....

Many thanks to the tree that grew the apples! Last year’s cider is drinking very nicely…

This is currently £2.99 on Kobo.

Great cover!

Going in the list, thanks

As Super Hans once said, ‘This peanut butter is very moreish…’

Peanut butter is the crack cocaine of spreads….

I Know What Gatsby Did Last Summer…

Anselm Kiefer, ‘Sweet golden clime (for William Blake)’ (2023-25), Emulsion, oil, acrylic, gold leaf and ash on canvas, 280 x 190 cm. At White Cube, Mason’s Yard….

Beautiful! Maybe there's a difference between the common land and the farmed land? Anyway, there's lots more info on the project on Mike's website: m-perry.com/portfolio/re...
Do take a look!
Bx

2/2 This fascinating project revisits David Nash’s ‘Sod Swap’ (1983), which exchanged turfs from a hillside in Snowdonia and the Serpentine Gallery’s lawn.

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Mike Perry’s ‘Reverse Sod Swap’ exchanges a circle of turf from a field in Wales with a circle of turf from a wildflower meadow in Springfield Park, Hackney. There are 39 species of flora in the turf that went to Wales and only 4 species in the sheep grazed turf that now resides in London. 1/2