Anthony Joseph Schiavello
Anthony Joseph at 2017 Joseph was born in and raised by his grandparents. He began writing as a young child and cites his main influences as, the spiritual church that his grandparents attended, and the rhythms of speech. Joseph has lived in the United Kingdom since 1989. In September 2004 he was chosen by Renaissance One and the as one of 50 Black and Asian writers who have made major contributions to contemporary British literature, appearing in the historic 'A Great Day in London' photograph and performing at the event at the. In April 2005, he served as the 's first poet-in-residence at,. Joseph holds a PhD in Creative Writing from,. He has taught at, and other institutions.
Joseph is the author of the poetry collections (1994), Teragaton (1997), Bird Head Son (2009) and 'Rubber Orchestras' (2011). His debut novel, was published by in November 2006. Described as an 'afro-psychedelic-noir, a poetic work of metafiction, mythology and afro-futurism'the book was endorsed by, and Lauri Ramey, who hailed it in her introduction as 'a future fiction classic'. Reviewing the book, Ali Alizadeh called Joseph 'both a faithful heir and an agnostic rebel; a Black poet haunted by Africa's past as well as a bilingual post-modernist amused by the possibilities of the future. Contemporary literature doesn't come a lot more sophisticated and intriguing than this.' Joseph subsequently received an Arts Council award to conduct a reading tour of the UK in support of the book. In 2007, the tour continued to Europe with a ten-city tour of Germany and readings in the US.
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Joseph also performs and records with his band. His debut album with the band was released in April 2007 by Kindred Spirits. Joseph's third collection of poetry, Bird Head Son, was published by Salt Publishing in February 2009, coinciding with the release of his second album with The Spasm Band, also called. The album was recorded over two days in, France, with guests including, and vibraphonist David Neerman. Joseph's third album with the Spasm Band, Rubber Orchestras, was released in August 2011.
His fourth poetry collection, also entitled Rubber Orchestras, was published by Salt Publishing in November 2011. In 2012, Joseph represented Trinidad and Tobago at the Poetry Parnassus Festival on London's. Time, Joseph's fifth album and first solo work, was released on 3 February 2013. It was produced by American bassist and singer. Joseph's sixth album and second solo work, Caribbean Roots, was released in June 2016 by Strut Records and Heavenly Sweetness. Bibliography. Rubber Orchestras, Salt Publishing, 2011,., Salt Publishing, 2011,., Salt Publishing, 2009,.
Teragaton, Poison Engine Press, 1997,. Desafinado, Poison Engine Press, 1994, Discography., 2016. Time, 2014.
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Live in Bremen, 2013. Rubber Orchestras, 2011., 2009., 2007 References., 18 September 2004. Kevin Le Gendre, 'Books: A great day for a family get together Who are the movers and shakers in black British writing? And can they all fit on one staircase?' , 17 October 2004.
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Schiavello, a then small family business, was established in 1966 by Tony, with the support of his younger brother Joe, and a growing loyal team of dedicated people who shared the vision for absolute client care. Since then, Schiavello has expanded into a multi-disciplinary, global organisation that employs over 1,300 people, and operates from 10 showrooms, six manufacturing plants, and an award-winning headquarters in Tullamarine, Victoria. The company is ranked as one of Australia’s top 100 private companies by BRW. Still family-owned, Schiavello has remained true to the strong work ethic and family values on which the company was built over 50 years ago.