|

Chronology
2007 Curates "The Possibility of Poetry: Migrant Press and the Book Arts in Britain", exhibition, British Library. Records session for Archive of the Now (mainly Earliest Spring Yet)
2006 Lute Variations, Earliest Spring Yet, British Poetry Magazines 1914-2000 (with David Miller); collaborates with Raymond Friel on new sister series to Painted, spoken, PS
2005 Lucky Day a Guardian Book of the Year; A BBC Radio Scotland Book of the Year; shortlisted for Whitbread Poetry Book of the Year. The Mechanical Word,
series of five artist’s books with Karen Bleitz. Editor, Best Scottish Poems 2005, for Scottish Poetry Library
2004 Curates "Ted Hughes: The Page is Printed", exhibition,
British Library; appointed Head of Modern British Collections
2002 A Boy In Summer; Frosted, Melted
2001 Starts Painted, spoken magazine
2000 Renfrewshire in Old Photographs with
Raymond Friel; Last issue of Southfields; birth of daughter,
Ellen
1999 Gift Horse, artist's book with Ronald
King; Perfume & Petrol Fumes
1997 Hand Held ; Protests at small-press
exclusion from Paul Hamlyn Awards. Wins right to enter. Wins runner-up
award.
1996 Marks & Sparks sells out. 2nd edition
published
1995 Founds Southfields magazine with Raymond
Friel; Marks & Sparks published by Duncan Glen, Akros
1994 Poems in Dream State: The New Scottish
Poets (ed. O'Rourke); Beyond Tragedy: The Novels and Plays
of Neil M. Gunn, 1926-1941 [doctoral thesis, Strathclyde]; Co-edits
anthology of Informationist poetry, Contraflow on the Superhighway
with W. N. Herbert; Resigns from Gairfish; birth of daughter,
Katie
1993 Sense and a Minor Fever, Tube Shelter
Perspective
1991 The Fabulous Matter of Fact: Neil M. Gunn's
Poetics; Founds Vennel Press with Leona Medlin to publish Donny
O'Rourke's Second Cities: books by Elizabeth James, David
Kinloch, Peter McCarey and others follow
1990 Marries Jackie Canning
1989 Founds magazine Gairfish with W. N.
Herbert, with first issue published the following year
1988 Wins Glasgow & Strathclyde Universities
Creative Writing Competition;Meets Donny O'Rourke;Reads at Third Eye Centre,
Glasgow with Robert Crawford, Gerrie Fellows, and Donny O'Rourke;
Completes degree at University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, English
& Librarianship;Begins at British Library, London
1966-88 Renfrewshire
1966 Born, Reading, England; Moves with family
to Scotland same year
All texts unless otherwise stated are ©
Richard Price 2005
|