STRIDE MAGAZINE
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Welcome to Stride magazine! A gathering of new poetry, prose poems, articles and reviews (or whatever takes our fancy), Stride is regularly updated with new contributions. Enjoy your visit.
Rupert Loydell, Editor

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The editor, Rupert Loydell, welcomes submissions of 4 or 5 poems, prose poems, reviews or articles. Please submit in the body of e-mails [not attachments] to submissions@stridemagazine.co.uk

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RUPERT LOYDELL is the author and editor of many books. You can read about his Shearsman titles here and about the Smartarse anthology he edited here and buy it here.

Currently, he also produces Smallminded Books.

Current Articles

WRITING THAT LEADS TO PONDERING
Steven Waling on Alice Notley and Peter Gizzi

POETS IN LANDSCAPE (& VICE VERSA)
Alisdair Paterson's review round-up

EVEN THE BAD TIMES ARE GOOD
Robert Sheppard & Rupert Loydell in conversation

LIFE SENTENCE
Colin Robinson is seasick from the Journey

WHAT MAKES LOVE IS EVERYDAY ACTIONS
Ed Baker's Stone Girl E-pic

A ROMANTIC AT HEART
Steve Spence on Heathcote Willaims

GRAFFITI BURSTS OF COLOUR
Jay Ramsay bows to creation

A SECULAR PRAYER BOOK
Carol Ann Duffy's Bees

SATELLITE OF LOVE
Nikolai Duffy is speaking without thinking

WHEN THE MOON IS IN THE SEVENTH HOUSE
Angela Topping on Andrew Oldham & Billy Collins

ORIENTATED BY MANUALS
All the Rooms of Uncle's Head

THE BLANK SUCCUMBING WORLD
Kym Martindale on Memorial

THE EDITOR'S PICKS 2011
a personal best of

SLEEP PARALYSIS
Here too, time is suspended

A WELCOME ADDITION
Natalia Gorbanyevskaya's Selected Poems

CONFESSIONAL EXISTENTIALISM
The Pistol Tree Poems

A LIMITED PICTURE
The Best British Poetry 2011?

THE DILEMMA OF SUPERLATIVES
The Best British Poetry 2011

DO THE DUMMY THING
Bobby Parker does his praying in the bathroom

LARGE COMPOUNDS OF DUPLICITY
five poems by James McLaughlin

WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET
Smartarse reviewed

FLOWERS
a film by Tim Cumming

BRILLIANT & NECESSARY
John Kinsella's Armour

ENGAGED AND DEMOCRATIC
David Caddy's The Bunny Poems

A PUNK ZINE FOR THE NEW CENTURY?
Laura Oldfield Ford's Savage Messiah

R.D. LAING FOR THE NEW CENTURY
Alan Morrison's Captive Dragons

THE ART OF RETRIEVAL
Alan Halsey on David J. Jones' Gothic Machines

GAPS BETWEN THE TEETH
Let's compare notes with Joe Dresner

MIRCEA IVANESCU'S LINES POEMS POETRY
George Messo reaches for the Mogadon

WORLD OF FUN
Martin Stannard's 'The Tempest'

PUTTING POETRY ON THE MAP
David Hart on Six Latvian Poets

VOICES & INTERPRETATIONS
Linda Black's Root

A PRIEST GOT LOST IN A FOREST
Sarah Law lives life on a limb

TO WALK WITH THOUGHT
Peter Riley's rambles

TWELVE TEXTS FOR ADMONITORY SERMONS
ON THE POET RUTHVEN TODD
Robert Latona on an uncommonly rewarding writer

RATTLESNAKE WEATHER
Tim Peeler goes to the drive-in

LETTING GO OF CONTROL
Steve Spence on Norman Jope,
Andy Croft & Jeremy Reed


SOME BRILLIANT PSYCHOSIS
Just Geraldine Monk

'OUT INTO THE RIVER EXE...'
Jaime Robles' 'White Swan'

HULLABALOO AND SECRET PIANOS
David Grubb has other stories to tell

IT WILL ALL BE FORGOTTEN LATER
writes Seren Adams

SIX STUDIES OF BEEFHEART
John Mingay leaves an impression

MISSING THINGS
Rob Stanton and Joanne Ashcroft reviewed

PASS THE BAYONET
Jake O'Leary's Televisions

BORROWED AND FAMILIAR LANDSCAPES
Martin Caseley on Peter Scupham

MAPPING THE URBAN FIELD
City State - New London Poetry

IT IS HARD NOT TO SEE CAGE'S GHOST
in Glenn Frantz's poems

THE PAMPHLET LIVES!
Alasdair Paterson reviews five new ones

IF SILENCE FALLS THE SPOOK-EAR HEARS
six sonnets by Mike Ferguson



   

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