Ejector Seat - Bayfield, Roy
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A vow made as part of a magic ritual conducted outside Huddersfield train station during a psychogeography conference compelled the author to write a new series of poems. Ejector Seat is the resulting writing - hurtling from the white hot optimism of a faultily-remembered 1960s to a present day confined for months in a suburban house. Dreams, memories and an epic online walk along every street in the UK called 'Boundary Road' provide the shifting ground for these words. ¿¿Roy Bayfield's previous publications include Desire Paths: Real Walks to Unreal Places (Triarchy Press 2016), Performance…mehr

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A vow made as part of a magic ritual conducted outside Huddersfield train station during a psychogeography conference compelled the author to write a new series of poems. Ejector Seat is the resulting writing - hurtling from the white hot optimism of a faultily-remembered 1960s to a present day confined for months in a suburban house. Dreams, memories and an epic online walk along every street in the UK called 'Boundary Road' provide the shifting ground for these words. ¿¿Roy Bayfield's previous publications include Desire Paths: Real Walks to Unreal Places (Triarchy Press 2016), Performance Cleaner (Triarchy Press 2019) and poetry assemblage Bypass Pilgrim (TransGenre 2011). His poetry has appeared in STRIDE, Neon Highway, Star*Line and The Passionate Transitory, short fiction in BritPulp! and Chills and a chapter in Walking Inside Out: Contemporary British Psychogeography. He lives in Ormskirk in the North West of England.
Autorenporträt
Roy Bayfield has a long history lurking in the margins of performance art and writing. Publications include a story in the seminal anthology Britpulp! (ed. Tony White), a chapter in the defining work on the new psychogeography, Walking Inside Out (ed. Tina Richardson) and a poetry collection, Bypass Pilgrim. He works at Edge Hill University where he is responsible for communications and culture.