Stewart Home is a prose machine but when his settings malfunction sometimes poetry spews out instead. He is the author of sixteen novels including the pulp/avant-garde classics “Slow Death,” “Tainted Love,” “She’s My Witch,” and “69 Things to Do with a Dead Princess.” His work since the late 1970s has included visual art interventions, music and seven books of cultural commentary. This is the first collection of his poetry, song lyrics and an appendix of his mother Julia Callan-Thompson’s poetry. Released: 9 May 2018 ISBN 978-0-9956450-6-6 Available here: https://morbidbooks.bigcartel.com/product/send-ca-h-the-collected-poems-of-stewart-home Below review of SEND CA$H by Tony Oats from: https://www.creatrixmag.com/stewart-home-send-cash/ YOU ARE YOUR OWN POETRY MACHINE!

Five Years, 3a Boothby Road, London N19 4A. June 2018 Dual Flying Kicks collaborative work by Stewart Home & Chris Dorley Brown plus solo work by Stewart Home. The show was facilitated & organised by Esther Planas with the assistance of the rest of the Five Years collective. Dual Flying Kicks is an exhibition by Stewart Home and Chris Dorley-Brown. The collaborative works are two series of photographs. Firstly Occult Androgyny, morphs in which Dorley-Brown has photographed Home imitating pictures of a witch incarnating the triple goddess in her maiden form. Home and this Spanish but London based witch merge to create a higher being that has evolved beyond binary gender oppositions.

13 SEPTEMBER – 13 DECEMBER 2020 Darling Pearls & Co, 18A Kinnoul Mansions, Rowhill Road, London E5 8EB. Free. Stewart Home & Itziar Bilbao Urrutia joint exhibition Sexus Maleficarum. 29 AUGUST 2020 Publication of Denizen of the Dead: The Horrors of Clarendon House edited by Stewart Home (Cripplegate Books, London). 29 JULY 2020 Publication of Stewart Home’s novel She’s My Witch (London Books, London). 25 FEBRUARY – 15 JUNE 2020 Scheduled Stewart Home events in Hong Kong, London & Trondheim postponed or cancelled due to Covid 19 pandemic. 21 FEBRUARY 2020 Close-Up Film Centre, 97 Sclater Street, London E1 6HR. 7pm.

When I think of Christo and Jeanne-Claude I think of their work Running Fence, and when I think of Running Fence I think of the Berlin Wall. Christo and Jeanne-Claude began work on Running Fence in 1972. The fence was 5.5 meters high and 40 kilometres long. It was constructed in Sonoma and Marin Counties, California. It was a fabric fence, supported by steel posts and steel cables, running through the landscape and leading into the sea. Towards the end of 1973, Christo and Jeanne-Claude marked the path of the fence with wooden stakes. On 29 April 1976, the work finally began after most of the necessary permissions had been granted.

At the beginning of this month (June 2013) news broke of a love affair that might rock Downing Street, and this became known as the Downing Street Affair. The sex scandal was said to be so shocking that it could throw the British government into crisis if the public knew about it. However the so called ‘legacy’ media claimed the names of those involved couldn’t be published for legal reasons. The internet was rife with speculation as to who the middle-aged mystery pair might be – but within a week interest faded away. Because some things shouldn’t be allowed to disappear – and I’d like to know whether this was a real story or just ‘legacy’ media hype – I thought I’d blog a list of anagrams and near anagrams of ‘the Downing Street affair’.