Catherine Eisner

Friday, 24 May 2024

1967. The Operative Word.

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  We met in the park It was one of those nights The small building was more than quaintly ornamental I am a   bird h...
Monday, 4 March 2024

Life

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Life = a Restitution for Wasted Time Catherine Eisner Photo credit: Stasis and Motion by Rachel Tanugi Ribas   or. . .   Reality is that w...
Thursday, 29 February 2024

“More Out-takes from Ol’ Ameriky” (The Uncollected Songbook Part One.) I know this girl is lyin’

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I know this girl is lyin’ man we know each other well I know this girl is lyin’ man she’s lyin’ in her throat that’s right!  Lord you so rig...
Sunday, 25 February 2024

The Utility of Art as a Social Function according to Heinrich Böll

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Or should that be The Utility of Art at a Social Function ? I think I’ve written all I want to say on the topic of the Non-Utility of Art, ...
Friday, 23 February 2024

Moon. Mirror. Moon.

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                    She woke, was told:  ‘Admit a path remote                     from grief and trace the moon’s bright shaft which cleaves...
Sunday, 7 January 2024

An Émigré Childhood. Opus 42. Southern England 1942.

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          There was a time when skies made shadows of           those great wings that cursed our house a midday dark,               where e...
Sunday, 31 December 2023

Her Left Shoe . . . E.T.A. Hoffmann’s Terrible Projectile of Semiotics

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 New Year’s Eve 2023   ‘Darkness had no effect upon my fancy . . .’ wrote Mary Shelley in   Frankenstein , no doubt recalling the month in...
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Catherine Isolde Eisner
Author of Sister Morphine, Salt Publishing 2008. Published also by Ambit, MsLexia, Stand, Strange Attractor journal and by Arts Council Poetry Collection website overseen by London’s South Bank Centre. Published 2011, Listen Close to Me: Hidden Lives of Love, Madness, Murder, Loss and Deception (Salt Modern Fiction). Published 2014, A Bad Case and Other Adventures of Disturbed Minds (Salt Modern Fiction).
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