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  • Listen, question, test

    Listen, question, test

    This idea is so important I have given it one of those fashionable three-word slogans to help me remember it. It’s unlikely you’ll agree with every statement I’m going to make in this article. If you’re the kind of person who needs trigger warnings to protect you from the trauma of being disagreed with, please…

    Kay Green

    November 1, 2020
    activism, Corbyn, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, women
    Angela Rayner, anti-semitism, Jeremy Corbyn, Palestine, virus response, women’s rights
  • For goodness sake

    For goodness sake

    Oh, Jeremy Corbyn!!! For the sake of those struck down by austerity in times of covd; for those who have lost jobs, homes and family; for the sake of refugees still struggling to get a secure foothold in any country; for the sake of black activists being kicked around in the United States, for right-to-return…

    Kay Green

    October 29, 2020
    activism, Corbyn, Labour, Politics
    Bernie Sanders, Evo Morales, Greta thunberg, Jeremy Corbyn
  • Is this the worst idea yet?

    Is this the worst idea yet?

    Curfews are not good It’s just being talked about at the moment but we need to make sure the reasons why curfew is not a good idea are spread far and wide. We know what works. Back in March, we shut down everything we could, got into the habit of checking on the vulnerable and…

    Kay Green

    September 17, 2020
    economics, Politics, Uncategorized
    Coronavirus, curfew, key workers, virus control
  • Earlyworks Press Flash Fiction Comp 2020

    Earlyworks Press Flash Fiction Comp 2020

    ***RESULTS***

    Kay Green

    September 16, 2020
    Earlyworks Press, flash fiction
    Catherine Adams, Competitions, flash fiction, Jocelyn Simms, Tara Karillion
  • Earlyworks Press Poetry Competition 2020 RESULTS

    Earlyworks Press Poetry Competition 2020 RESULTS

    Judge’s Report by Mandy Pannett (The poems were judged anonymously but we’ve added names here, and a selection of the short listed poems below) Congratulations to all the entrants for managing, in this terrible year, to write such well-crafted, strong poems. I feel the standard has been exceptionally high and I found it difficult to…

    Kay Green

    August 27, 2020
    Earlyworks Press, Poetry, Uncategorized
    Alan Bush, Camilla Lambert, Clifford Liles, Earlyworks Press poetry, Ion Corcos, J H Moody, Mandy Pannett, Pat Childerhouse, Roger Elkin
  • Beauty is still dying

    Beauty is still dying

    When I read Sheri S Tepper’s ‘Beauty’ back in the early ‘90s, I thought she had done me an injury. I enjoyed it, but the Ending (not the ending of the book, The Ending) was just too dark. Not fair. I just read it again, here in 2020 and, when I got to the bit…

    Kay Green

    August 27, 2020
    Book reviews, book shops, Uncategorized
    Beauty, Fantasy fiction, Sheri S Tepper
  • In the Absence of Hard Evidence

    In the Absence of Hard Evidence

    In the absence of hard evidence of a divine engineer in the sky, I’d say the patterns in your mind are who you are. This is my thought for the day because it became necessary to clean and decorate the back room, and to do that, it was necessary to move two wallfuls of books,…

    Kay Green

    August 9, 2020
    activism, Book reviews, book shops, Earlyworks Press, Election, flash fiction, media, Poetry, Politics, Short stories, Uncategorized
    David Didau, Hugo Chavez, Narrativium, Terry Pratchett, The Open Veins of Latin America
  • What do Rosie Duffield and J K Rowling have in common?

    What do Rosie Duffield and J K Rowling have in common?

    They’re both well known, one extremely well off and the other at least comfortably secure. They both have ways of making themselves heard, and they also, according to those on the left, have allegiances to the wrong kind of Labour Party members. Duffield and Rowling both recently spoke up about their worries over women’s rights…

    Kay Green

    August 5, 2020
    activism, Labour, Politics, women
    J K Rowling, Labour Party, Rosie Duffield, sex and gender, women’s rights
  • The Problem with Wilful Blindness

    The Problem with Wilful Blindness

    It’s understandable – it’s well-intentioned. It doesn’t work.

    Kay Green

    July 7, 2020
    activism, Book reviews, book shops, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women
    Boot Boys, Dawn Butler, Fascism, JK Rowling, Margaret Atwood, Owen Jones, Philip Pullman, racism, Reni Eddo-Lodge, sexism
  • Read this, Sir Keir

    Read this, Sir Keir

    Recommend a book to Sir Keir

    Kay Green

    July 3, 2020
    activism, book shops, Labour, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized
    Anti-racism, Black Lives Matter, race, racism, Reni Eddo-Lodge, Sir Keir Starmer
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