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MagazinesRichard Price's interest in editing magazines started at secondary school when he was one of the editors of the school magazine. After university he co-edited Gairfish with W. N. Herbert, Verse, and Southfields with Raymond Friel. His current magazine is Painted, spoken. In 2006 he began working again with Raymond Friel, author of Stations of the Heart, on PS, a supplement to Painted, spoken that publishes articles, reviews and Price's listings column An Information. Hundreds of magazines are documented in David Miller and Richard Price's British Poetry Magazines 1914-2000 (British Library and Oak Knoll, 2006) which was featured on Ian Macmillan's BBC Radio programme The Verb. The book, a history, bibliography and finding aid for British little magazines, has received very enthusiastic reviews. These include: "This volume is a major research tool which all university libraries ought to possess" (The Year's Work in English Studies); "This book will be a crucial resource for anybody working on twentieth-century poetry as well as on modernism" (Andrzej Gasiorek and Peter Boxall, The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory); and "Miller and Price have produced an invaluable reference tool that will have a lengthy shelf-life" (William Baker, Library Review). Painted, spokenThis is a little magazine started by Richard Price in 2001. It appears very occasionally and has a print run of 100 copies or less. It is distributed in exchange for only a stamped addressed A5 envelope (two first class stamps cover the postage). This should be sent to: Painted, Spoken, 24 Sirdar Rd, London, N22 6RG It is not available outside the UK and Northern Ireland in physical form, but digitised back copies are at poetrymagazines.org.uk Sorry, it is not open to submissions. Contributors in the past have included S. B.Kelly, Raymond Friel,
David Kinloch, Peter McCarey, Alexander Hutchison, Robin Fulton,
Donny O'Rourke, Frances Presley, Ken Cockburn, Andrew Duncan, Tom
Leonard, Larry Butler, Simon Smith, Gael Turnbull, Hamish Whyte,
Dorothy Alexander, Alec Finlay, Jen Hadfield, Douglas Lipton, Edwin
Morgan, Kara Price, John Shreffler, Fanny Howe, D. M. Black, Fiona
Wilson and others. The supplement to the magazine, PS, edited by Price and Raymond Friel, is available on the same terms from the same address. Recent articles have included an account of the extraordinary Migrant magazine by Gael Turnbull's first wife, Jonnie, an interview with Turnbull's co-editor Michael Shayer and Virna Teixeira on poetry in Sao Paulo. The "An Information" column is also published online.
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