on Darnley Road, she walked onto the stage in a mac. After a period of indecision, Emin removed it to reveal a pink basque and stockings, and read out poems by Childish, who in the meantime had quickly fled from the room. Her first book of writing was "'edited' into reasonable shape" by (Bill) Lewis, printed by Thomson and published by Childish as Six Turkish Tales (Hangman 1987). Anthologies This list is incomplete 1980: The Medway Poets (Cheapo Publications) 1980s: Fracture Clinic (Bill Lewis) Imprints This list is incomplete Cheapo Press Phyroid Press Lazerwolf Hangman Victoria Press See also Stuckism Medway scene Punk literature 3:AM Magazine References Ed. Katherine Evans (2000), "The Stuckists" Victoria Press, Ed. Frank Milner (2004), "The Stuckists Punk Victorian" National Museums Liverpool, (This book contains the online essay "A Stuckist On Stuckism".) External links Charles Thomson on The Medway Poets Hangman Books Billy Childish's Official Site Sexton Ming's Official Site Bill Lewis's Official Site Alan Denman's Official Site English poetry English literary movements Culture in Kent 20th-century British literature 1979 in England