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Katy Evans-Bush

Katy Evans-Bush is a poet, blogger and freelance writer. Her blog, Baroque in Hackney, was shortlisted for the 2012 George Orwell Prize for political writing, and she writes reviews and features for a number of magazines. Her book of essays, Forgive the Language: Essays on Poetry and Poets, will be published in December by Penned in the Margins. She lives in London, where she also teaches poetry.
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Articles

Do the Culture Clash

Culture

A new poem for Little Atoms’ Two Cultures series

What Donald Trump's plastic Versailles tells us about the president elect

Art & Design

The world had 18 months to get used to Donald Trump, before the shock of the election result; it turns out what we weren’t ready for was his apartment. Just days after winning, the president-elect and his would-be British middleman, Nigel Farage, stood beaming together in Trump’s private elevator – a lift so gold, so garish, so glaring, that it could have come with an epilepsy warning. The internet shielded its eyes and began to get the picture.

Poetry has a plagiarism problem

Culture
Words

An internet sleuth has uncovered a murky world of stolen lines and rhymes, raising big questions about identity and authenticity