1989 | ||||
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# | Item | Title | Publication | Date |
321 | poem | and after his neighbours complained he | Bogg | #60, (1989), p14 |
322 | poem | Sonnet for a Lost Roman Road | Vigil | #2, (1989), p9 |
323 | poems | Seven Senryu | The Old Police Station | #78, (1989), p5 |
324 | poem | Mother England | White Rose Literary Magazine | #12, (1989), p9 |
325 | magazine | (editor) | New Hope International (Review Supplement) | Vol.13 #2, (1989) |
326 | magazine poem |
(editor) Haiku |
New Hope International | Vol.13 #3, (1989) p7 |
327 | article | Pip Pip Hooray! | WACCI | Vol.4 #5, (1989), p24 |
328 | poem | Scene 393 | Centre for Hispanic Performing Arts Suplemento | #23, (1989), p21 |
329 | poem | In Sherwood Forest | Yorkshire Robin Hood Review | Summer 1989, p8 |
330 | 2 poems | Searchday Thursday Status Quo |
A POEM FOR DADDY Plowman, Whitby, Canada |
1989, p24 p27 |
331 | poem | Lights | Eavesdropper | #4, 1989, p2 |
332 | poem | Bourton on the Water: Model of Commercialism | Aireings | #17, (1989), p30 |
333 | poem | Jodrell Bank Telescope | Candelabrum | Vol.VI ##II & III, 1989, p17 |
334 | 2 poems | Traces In Deep |
Short Fuse | #39, (1989), p1 p15 |
335 | 2 poems | Satar Et Bacchi The First Poem Of The New Year |
Working Titles | #1, (1989), p5 p10 |
336 | letter | On The Road Again | WACCI | Vol.4 #6, (1989), p8 |
337 | poem | Status Quo | Transnational Perspectives | Vol.15 #1, 1989, p29 |
338 | poem | Poppies (After Edward Thomas) | Quickenings | #53, (1989), p13 |
339 | poem | The Artificial Insemination Blues | Agog | #4, (1989), p18 |
340 | 2 poems | Wind on the Road Metaphor of a Snail and an Elephant |
Short Fuse | #40, (1989), p2 |
341 | poem | As A Clashing Cymbal | Explorer | Vol.17 #1, (1989), p8 |
342 | poem | Requiem for an Unfinished Romance | Weyfarers | #55, (1989), p11 |
343 | poem | View of Stamford, From the North | The Third Half | #11, (1989), p17 |
344 | poem | Program Out The Window | The Old Police Station | #80, (1989), p5 |
345 | poem | Musaphobia | Eavesdropper | #7, (1989) |
346 | 3 poems | The Poetic Thing The Unresting Politician's Proverb |
The Affiliate | #27, (1989), p12 |
347 | magazine | (editor) | New Hope International Review Supplement | Vol.13 #5, 1989 |
348 | magazine | (editor) | New Hope International | Vol.13 #6, (1989) |
349 | 2 poems | That Day To M.M |
Verve | Vol.1 #3, (1989), p5 |
350 | 2 poems | Little Boy, Not Lost The Poetic Thing |
YOUNG MINDS edited by Geoff Lowe Psychopoetica, Hull |
1989, p36 p43 |
351 | poem | Subject Matter | Iota | #8, (1989), p11 |
352 | poem | Intercity | Eavesdropper | #9, (1989) |
353 | poem | Epic Thought | I HAVE A RIGHT TO FARM Plowman, Ontario, Canada |
1989, p26 |
354 | poems | Five Haiku | Prophetic Voices | ##XI & XII, (1989), p119 |
355 | poem | Flotsam | Quickenings | #54, (1989), p30 |
356 | poem | Square 7a | Lost & Found Times | #25, (1989), p11 |
357 | poem | Ballade of Arthur Dent | Weyfarers | #54, (1989), p31 |
358 | article | Feedback from Writers | Guidelines Magazine | Vol.II #4, (1989), p24 |
359 | poem | The Murder | Late Knocking | Vol.IV #2, (1989), p39 |
360 | 2 poems | Autumnal Visit to Cambridge Late Visit to Cambridge |
The Old Police Station | #81, (1989), p5 p15 |
361 | article | A Word of Caution | WACCI | Vol.4 #10, (1989), p29 |
362 | poem | Christmas Present | Omnific | #3, (1989), p66 |
363 | poem | Waiting For The Kettle To Boil | Bold Print | (Late 1989), p5 |
364 | poem | A Day's Work (Monday 19/9/77) | Prakalpana Literature | #14, Autumn 1989, p83 |
365 | 5 poems | Haiku Senryu Waiting for the Kettle to Boil Requiem for an Unfinished Romance Spring |
Maple Valley Vine | October 1989, p8 |
366 | poem | Fust Moiter-Car | Transactions of the Yorkshire Dialect Society | 1989, p31 |
367 | poem | To M.M. | THE INWARD EAR edited by Alan Maley and Alan Duff Cambridge University Press |
1989, p108 |
368 | poem | Churchill Barriers, Orkney | International Poetry | #35, 1989, p12 |
369 | poem | Senryu | New Cicada | Vol.6 #2, 1989, p16 |