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Dear Peter, I didn't reply 1st time round because I assumed others more qualified than I would do (I've just forwarded your mail to Fred D'Aguiar, forinstance, who is on the list, but currently on "suspend mail" I notice). I also assumed you had the good list produced by the Arts Council as part of their "writers available" listing, and the other usual resources. None of this necessarily gets either or any of us off the "parochial" rap, but it suggests, perhaps, a case for not being so quick to load the accusation-gun. Replying to messages is still, I hope, voluntary. RC On Tue, 22 Sep 1998, Peter Riley wrote: > Dear Br-Poets > > > I've had no response whatsoever to the request for information which I > repeat below. Am I to believe we are really as parochial as this implies? > > > repeated message-------------------------------------- > > I want to contact presses producing poetry in English located in the > communities of ex-Colonial ethnic minorities in this country. > > I already know about Dangaroo Press and Peepal Tree Press, but I believe > there are many more presses, from many different ethnic or ex-national > communities living in UK. > > I want addresses, catalogues, in-print and forthcoming lists, etc. Poetry > performed on tape or CD should be included. > > > Reply by e-mail or send information to the address below. If you know such > presses but aren't involved in them yourself please pass on my request. > > > > Many thanks, > > > > > Peter Riley > Peter Riley (Books) > 27 Sturton Street > Cambridge CB1 2QG > phone 01223 576422 (with fax) > > > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%