#NewMusicFriday 22/03/2024
A weird and eventful week, which got even more eventful this afternoon. We all find strength and hope in music, though, so stream these songs to death, or, even better,… Continue Reading
Richard Pierce – author, poet, painter
A weird and eventful week, which got even more eventful this afternoon. We all find strength and hope in music, though, so stream these songs to death, or, even better,… Continue Reading
This morning I am troubled. The usual buyer’s regret that overwhelms me when I put some new material out (books or songs). But it’s more than that today. I’m suddenly… Continue Reading
I spent some of this week’s show banging on (as much as you can bang on about something in a 64-minute show with 16 songs in it) about how most… Continue Reading
surface tension not even in the corridors of tradition-hobbled government buildings does this beast raise its head, civil and uncivil servants scurrying along robots of invisibly prescribed policy and hunger… Continue Reading
today i came across a man without language or imagination incapable of seeing how words can be used differently to make new meanings and pictures and feelings even agreeing to… Continue Reading
That was an intense week. A week in which I managed to lock myself out of this web site because the security protocols I’ve built around it are so strong… Continue Reading
She saw him out of the corner Of her one still-functioning eye as She rushed across the deserted bridge To her one-bedroomed cupboard south Of the oppressive river, and stopped…. Continue Reading
A million thoughts. Tasks undone. A list of new tasks. Neither written down, just scribbled into some obscure part of my mind, from which they surface from time to time…. Continue Reading
It was good to be back in my garden office/study/studio for the pre-recording of yesterday’s show. More space, less concern about disturbing people with my talking and loud headphones. These… Continue Reading
Listening to myself on the radio right now (I have grown to like the sound of my voice, and never had to grow into loving the music I love, because… Continue Reading