Sunday, March 25, 2007
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About Me
- Kathryn Gray
- Editor of New Welsh Review, Wales Leading Literary Quarterly. This blog will feature news, views and comment from the editor - as well as appearances from guest bloggers.
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Doing it for the kids
Little bits and bobs
- Academi - Welsh Literature promotion
- Arts Council
- Bookninja
- David Cronenberg resources and crit
- Internet Movie Database! Many happy hours spent here...
- Loony site for Wizard of Oz nerds like me - myth debunking, analysis etc etc
- Magma Poetry's web home
- New Welsh Review
- Place to go if you're seeking crits of your work - I can't do it for free, sorry!
- Planet Magazine
- Poetry Society
- Poetry Wales
- Salt Publishing - Really good, eclectic publisher of contemporary poetry
- Seren Books
- Seren on MySpace
- Serpent's Tail - Great little publisher, with ever increasing turnover
- Sgript Cymru - Contemporayr Drama Wales
- South Bank's repository of poetry journals online
- The Never-Never on Amazon
- The one and only Mr Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun Times reviews in full
- The wonderful 'Film Site' - analysis, spoilers, specialist, greatest films etc
- Welsh Books Council
Bloggies and webbie things wot I read
- A L Kennedy
- Ben Wilkinson's blog
- Brazen Cars - my other half
- Carrie Etter's blog
- Christopher Meredith
- George Murray
- George Szirtes's website and bloggie
- Gillian Clarke
- Ivy Alvarez
- James Sheard's blog
- Matthew Francis
- My old schoolmate Sal's band in Swansea
- Pascale Petit
- Patrick McGuinness
- Peter Finch
- Richard Boakes's thingie
- Rob Mackenzie's blog
- Ros Barber's blog
- Samantha Wynne Rhydderch's site
- Stevie Davies
- Tamar Yoseloff
- Tim Liardet
- Zoe Brigley's blog
- Åsa Seljestad - my old schoolmate's band in Edinburgh
3 comments:
"The party's slogan for the election on 3 May will be make a difference"
I wonder how long it took them to come up with that slogan! You'd think they could have done better with a few minutes' thought.
Indeed. Alas, they're not exactly 'ideas' people. Though this could easily be applied to most consitutents of the Welsh Assembly, regardless of political affiliation. The lights are definitely on, but no-one's home.
It's not much better up here. The Scottish National party's campaign slogan is "First Vote for First Minister" - the idea that we should vote for their party leader as our national leader. That's an awful slogan, but it's better than the one they used to have, which was "Release our Potential".
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