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Bruno Cooke

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‘I did my one little verse and the place just went nuts’

Bruno Cooke traces the development of Kae Tempest

Continue reading‘I did my one little verse and the place just went nuts’
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I don’t think Death has used a PlayStation before

Bruno Cooke reviews Hit Points — an anthology of video game poetry, edited by Aaron Kent and Matthew Haigh (Broken Sleep, 2021)

Continue readingI don’t think Death has used a PlayStation before
family photo of six people plus cat from the 1918 flu pandemic

By golly, I’ve got it

Bruno Cooke explores how the poetry of the 1918 Spanish flu compares with the poetry of the present Covid-19 pandemic

Continue readingBy golly, I’ve got it
photo of Joelle Taylor with very short blonde hair in a flowery shirt speaking into a mic

You who found your dream but could not spell it

Bruno Cooke meets Spoken Word poet Joelle Taylor and discusses activism, education and the power of poetry

Continue readingYou who found your dream but could not spell it
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