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  • This could well be an article about gardening (but it isn’t)

    This could well be an article about gardening (but it isn’t)

    When life puts a new trap in the path of we humans, my normal response is to walk right into it, realise it’s a trap, ignore all available advice about how to get out of it, then write about the experience.

    Kay Green

    August 21, 2019
    Book reviews, media, Politics, Uncategorized
    Connectivity, Facebook, Instagram, Richard Seymour, Snapchat, Social media, The Twittering Machine, Twitter
  • 2019 Poetry competition results

    2019 Poetry competition results

    The results of the 2019 Earlyworks Press poetry comp which closed on June 30th…

    Kay Green

    July 30, 2019
    Book reviews, Earlyworks Press, Poetry, Short stories, Uncategorized
    Competitions, Earlyworks Press, flash fiction, Mandy Pannett, Poetry, Short stories
  • Are you what you read?

    Are you what you read?

    Angry, depressed socialists reading the corporate media, watching the Tory TV?

    Kay Green

    July 27, 2019
    Corbyn, Labour, media, Politics, Uncategorized
    Labour Briefing, media, The Morning Star, Tribune Magazine
  • We are racist, we are sexist, we are classist – really we are

    We are racist, we are sexist, we are classist – really we are

    I’m looking around social media at so many of the new intake in Labour in the last years, venting their rage and frustration at being labelled anti-semitic.

    Kay Green

    July 20, 2019
    activism, Book reviews, Corbyn, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women
    Akala, anti-semitism, Caroline Criado Perez, class, classism, Darren McGarvey, race, racism, sex, sexism
  • That horrible anti-transgender campaign

    That horrible anti-transgender campaign

    Why on earth would anyone be so mean as to campaign against transgender rights? The notion of a socialist doing so is especially absurd. No wonder people are angry!

    Kay Green

    July 7, 2019
    activism, Corbyn, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women
    GRA reform, Jeremy Corbyn, Pride, Self-ID, Stonewall, trans rights, women’s rights
  • The Housing Headache

    The Housing Headache

    Councillors Leah Levane, Tania Charman and Andy Batsford discuss housing in Hastings and Rye

    Kay Green

    July 4, 2019
    activism, economics, Hastings, Housing, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    Andy Batsford, Hastings Borough Council, Housing, Leah Levane, Tania Charman
  • Socialism with Pepper

    Socialism with Pepper

    Penny Pepper’s incredible performance poetry

    Kay Green

    July 2, 2019
    activism, Book reviews, Hastings, Poetry, Uncategorized
    Come home alive, First in the world somewhere, Penny Pepper
  • Hastings & Rye Labour Women’s Forum Launch Party

    Hastings & Rye Labour Women’s Forum Launch Party

    Hastings & Rye Women’s Forum Launch pics (full write-ups to follow)

    Kay Green

    July 1, 2019
    activism, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    Hastings & Rye Labour Party, Hastings & Rye Labour Women’s Forum, The Bridge Community Centre
  • Emergency! First aid instructions within

    Emergency! First aid instructions within

    Our NHS has nearly gone. The destruction, which started long ago now, is nearly complete. It’ll take a general election to save it but there’s something we have to do first, and we need to be doing it now…

    Kay Green

    June 23, 2019
    activism, Book reviews, Corbyn, economics, Election, Housing, Labour, media, NHS, Politics, Privatisation, Uncategorized
    academisation, Austerity, Housing, Kerry-Ann Mendoza, NHS, Political Education
  • Joyous return to the Calder

    Joyous return to the Calder

    In 2011 we were at the Calder launching Ways of Falling. This week, we returned to celebrate Janet H Swinney’s The Map of Bihar

    Kay Green

    June 18, 2019
    Book reviews, book shops, Circaidy Gregory Press, Uncategorized
    Calder Theatre Bookshop, Janet Swinney, Selma Carvalho, Short stories, The Map of Bihar
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