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Joe Cullen

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Liverpool, The United Kingdom

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https://www.bardofdalston.co.uk

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Born in Liverpool, resident in Dalston, Joe Cullen – aka the Bard of Dalston - is a sociologist and poet. The ‘Bard of Dalston’s’ publications include ‘South Poetry, ‘South Bank Poetry’, ‘Other Poetry’, 'Long Poem Magazine’, ‘Decanto’, ‘The North’, ‘Stand’, 'The Projectionist's Playground', 'Snakeskin', 'Ninemuses', ‘The Delinquent’, 'Ink Sweat and Tears', 'Lighten up Online', ‘Brittle Star’ and ‘Footballpoets’. Poetry awards include: ‘Poetry Kit’ award, 2012; ‘Poetry Pulse’, 2012; ‘Rhyme & Reason’, 2012; ‘Sportswriters Awards’, 2012, 'Four Counties', 2015. Poetry readings include Torriano, London, RADA, London, Salisbury Arts Centre, Barbican Arts Centre, Poetry Café, London and the Crystal Palace festival. He was nominated by ‘South Poetr ...more

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History repeats itself

My recently published book - 'Coming Unstuck - a year in the life of a failed funk band' - documents the trials and tribulations of an aspiring band's attempt to claw its way up the greasy pole of the music business. One of the running gags in the book - which concludes each of the 12 chapters - is a commentary on responses to the circulation of the band's demo CD and accompanying press release.

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