Geometer Magazine

Five Poems

Five new poems from David Hawkins

In Two Gazes: Western Publics in the War on Terror

As the recent G20 demonstrations have demonstrated, technologies which allow us not only to see the other but to see them looking back at us, through their own cameras, have changed the rules of the game for contemporary conflict. Dr Andrew Hill unpicks this web of gazes against a backdrop of Government anit-terror advertising and How to Look Good Naked.

Editorial – Upcoming Issues

My own interest in the arts has been extracurricular. Up from the gutter, so to speak. Of necessity.
William Carlos Williams, The Wedge

Goodbye, for now.

We regret to say that Geometer will be taking a temporary break from publishing. Regular readers will…

Poems by Bridget Arsenault

6 New Poems by Bridget Arsenault

Seamus Heaney and all that…

There seems to be some debate raging in the pages of Jacket magazine, over the writing and the legacy of Seamus Heaney. Jeffrey Side has written an article somewhat critical of Heaney, in which he takes issue (as a jumping-off point…

Greg Godwin (Dsic/Aut) Interview Plus Exclusive Tracks

Three new tracks plus an interview with Bristol based noise musician Greg Godwin - who, under the guises Dsic and Aut, spits out sublime shards of digital abstraction and waves of analog scuzz.

Interview With Steve Ely

Steve Ely is an English poet who writes about America. In doing so, he seems to interest people who wouldn’t ordinarily be all that interested in contemporary English poetry. For the interested reader, Steve’s excellent poem sequence JerUSAlem is a fine…

Two Heads

I’ve just been pointed to this new project by Wes White of the excellent and lavishly praised Attack!!! magazine. For Two Heads, Wes teams up with another person each month to produce characteristically visual, inventive writing. The first issue, with…

Please Say Something

I’ve just been pointed to this excellent short animation. I’m not much of a follower of animation – partly just out of not knowing where to look – so David OReilly is a new name to me, but this piece,…

Dressing The Dead

She stood at Pentire and could not get their faces and whispers and body language out of her mind. Old coots. Old owls. Lost without her. New short fiction from poet, novelist and regular Geometer contributor David Grubb.