Simon Pomery's First Poetry Collection Published by Fluf

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Simon Pomery's First Poetry Collection Published by Fluf

Simon Pomery's First Poetry Collection Published by Fluf

Date01 July 2019

Current PhD candidate Simon Pomeroy's first book of poetry, Four Pints of Guinness for Tony Conrad, has been published by Fluf, a label based in Copenhagen and Dublin.

Four Pints of Guinness for Tony Conrad

Four Pints of Guinness for Tony Conrad consists of a book of poetry by Simon Pomeroy and also an album of music by his producer name, Blood Music.

From the press release: "FOUR PINTS OF GUINNESS FOR TONY CONRAD is a split release from Simon Pomery and Blood Music. Simon is Blood, Music is Pomery. Covering a 64-page book of visual, poly-lyric and collage poetry and a digital audio download, this work merges his two artistic practices in a mutually-reinforcing bloom of word and sound."

The book will be launched at Mayhem, Copenhagen on 11.7.19, and at Five Miles in London on 24.7.19

Please click here for more information.

Congratulations, Simon!

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