Red Museum by SJ Fowler

The amazing poet and anything anymore anywhere contributor SJ Fowler has a new book out, Red Museum (Knives Forks and Spoons Press 2011). It is highly recommended. See the poster below and click this link to buy the book on Amazon.

winter 2010/11

out now!

head over to http://www.anythinganymoreanywhere.co.uk for details.

free, unticketed & of course all welcome

email colinjherd AT googlemail DOT com with any queries

The Summer 2010 issue of 'anything anymore anywhere' is available to buy now by clicking on the link at the end of this post, or in the side bar. It costs £9, which includes postage worldwide. Costs got a little away from me this time (the issue features quite a lot of pictures and visual work) and that explains the big jump in price between issues. I am open to swapping copies for other little magazines, books etc, so email me (colinATanything-anymore-anywhere.com) if you are interested in that. I am sending copies out to contributors today. Here's the list:

nick-e melville

Eric Karl Anderson

Ruth Lepson

Bobby Larsson

Michael Wayne

Hilary Clark

Gareth Trew

Celia Gilbert

Chris Brownsword

Caroline Crew

Stephen Nelson

Caroline Zilk

andrew topel

Gregory Laynor

M.J. Nicholls

Josh Jones

A.W.Singerman

Greg Thomas

Claire Potter

Chris Emslie

Katie Craig

Victoria Gray

Irina Nedelcu

Sandy Christie

Spring 2010

The new issue of anything anymore anywhere is finally here. The list of contributors is:

Marcia Arrieta
Claire Askew
Royce Borgeson
Joel Chace
Doru Culiac
Catherine Daly
James Davies
Adam Fieled
Peter Hughes
Geof Huth
Devin Johnston
Mary Kasimor
Scott Keeney
Margaret Konkol
Tony Leuzzi
Cathleen Miller
Adam Perry
Sam Schild
Alex Willie Singerman
Marcus Slease
Nancy Stohlman
Jayne Thickett
Rhys Trimble
Marcus Whale
Jessica Wickens
Justin Wolfers

You can buy a copy by following this link.

You can submit work (drawings, photos, poems, stories, hybrid, anything anymore anywhere) for the next issue to this address: submissionsATanything-anymore-anywhereDOTcom.

Now we've got the hang of it, we will be much more efficient in getting the issues prepared. Next one is due out in early Summer. Thank-you to all this issue's contributors for their patience and also their exciting writing.