I was a guest on the
BBC World Service Weekend programme on Saturday, talking about the news: the Middle East, The Catholic Synod, Ebola and sheds. This year is the tenth anniversary of the Morecambe Bay Chinese cocklepickers disaster so I read my poem, "I Am Rich and Your Are Poor: lines on dead Chinese workers and their rich benefactors".
Daniel Johnson (son of Paul and editor of
Standpoint mag) was the other guest. It was presented by Paul Henley and producer by Michael Innes.
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listen … and other Ringu tropes.
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