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Simon Sharpe
Simon Sharpe is a guest editor for Spitting Bullets and is a dreadful poet. He writes real life complaints letters to organisations, polticians, multi-nationals and small businesses – in fact anything and anyone who he feels deserves to be made aware of their short-comings.
A true pedant and a master of subtle sarcasm (this is a joke), Simon Sharpe represents the complainant and poet in all of us. And so, we’re delighted to welcome him into the bosom of Spitting Bullets – we’re sure he’ll find a good home here!
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Dead Shark in a Glass Box set for ComebackJaws may well drop, but it's true - Damien Hirst's The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living (1991) - known in artistic circles as Dead Shark in a Glass Box - will make an appearance once again this April (2012) at Tate Modern. When explaining the finer details of the forthcoming exhibition, Tate Modern's clever use of… »
