Cannibal & the Headhunters’ 1965 hit wasn’t the original version of the track — but an improvised chant brought them fame.

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Gen Z is turning to the social media site for short-term lets — but the briefer the fling, the better.

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The Doves type, one of the most prized fonts of the Edwardian period, lay on the riverbed west of the Hammersmith Bridge for over a century. Now, the mudlarked type has returned to print in poet Lydia Kennaway’s forthcoming artist’s book The Marker Committee.

The White Review

The London Magazine — Dec/Jan 2024 issue

The Oxonian Review

Anthology: A Personal History of Home (TORCH, 2022).

Harvard Review

Poet Lore — Volume 119 Winter/Spring 2025

Ghost Furniture Catalogue, edited by Bill Herbert and Sophie Herxheimer

The London Magazine

First-prize winner of the AUB International Poetry Prize 2023.

bath magg

Awarded Third Place in The London Magazine Poetry Prize.