Spiderbomb Publishing

Spiderbomb Publishing

Tel: 07789 674167 • Fax: 0208 699 3238 • e-mail: rob@spiderbomb.com

Spiderbomb Publishing is run from London, England. It has two imprints: Burgundy, which publishes poetry, and Spiderbomb, which sells the freelance writing of Rob Godfrey. Click Here to see articles by Rob Godfrey that are currently offered for sale.

Burgundy poetry discussion board was set-up in May 2002. In its first six months the site attracted more than twenty thousand hits and it continues to gain much attention. Burgundy is a lively place with a high quality of both poetry and discussion. The Burgundy imprint publishes poetry that originated on the web site.
Burgundy poetry discussion board.
Poems Thrown From The Top Of The Stairs - an online collection of poetry by Rob Godfrey.
It is the aim of the Burgundy imprint to publish poetry which is accessible, relevent and appealing to both poets and non-poets. The latest Burgundy collection, Waiting Room Poems, is designed to be sold to dentists, for their patients to read while awaiting treatment.
Rob Godfrey writes articles and features for newspapers and magazines, both in the UK and overseas. Rob's freelance work is sold under the Spiderbomb imprint. His style of writing has been described as being friendly, accessible and informative. He has a wide variety of interests and this is reflected in the diverse nature of his writing.
Click here to see some of Rob's articles.
Click here to see one of Rob's essays about the Tintin books.

All enquiries should be directed to Rob Godfrey
Rob Godfrey was born in the Old Kent Road, London, on 21st March, 1964. He describes himself as an adventurer, poet, novelist, soldier of fortune, philosopher and in need of a psychiatrist. He is widely travelled and has lived at various times in France, Canada and America. In 1999, Rob undertook The 2CV Alaska Challenge, in which he became the first man ever to drive a Citroën 2CV up to the Arctic Ocean. Rob has written eight novels, three books of travel stories and numerous poems and articles. He earns his living as a freelance writer and as an engineering draughtsman, trading as Spidertech. This mixture of the creature and practical can be found in his mechanical sculptures, the latest of which is called Commuter.
Rob's next travel adventure is The Paris to Peking Challenge, which retraces the route that Prince Scipione Borghese took during the 1907 Peking to Paris rally.


Burgundy poetry discussion board was set-up in May 2002. In its first six months the site attracted more than twenty thousand hits and it continues to gain much attention. Burgundy is a lively place with a high quality of both poetry and discussion. The Burgundy imprint publishes poetry that originated on the web site. Burgundy poetry discussion board. Poems Thrown From The Top Of The Stairs - an online collection of poetry by Rob Godfrey. It is the aim of the Burgundy imprint to publish poetry which is accessible, relevent and appealing to both poets and non-poets. The latest Burgundy collection, Waiting Room Poems, is designed to be sold to dentists, for their patients to read while awaiting treatment.	Rob Godfrey writes articles and features for newspapers and magazines, both in the UK and overseas. Rob's freelance work is sold under the Spiderbomb imprint. His style of writing has been described as being friendly, accessible and informative. He has a wide variety of interests and this is reflected in the diverse nature of his writing. Click here to see some of Rob's articles. Click here to see one of Rob's essays about the Tintin books. All enquiries should be directed to Rob Godfrey	Rob Godfrey was born in the Old Kent Road, London, on 21st March, 1964. He describes himself as an adventurer, poet, novelist, soldier of fortune, philosopher and in need of a psychiatrist. He is widely travelled and has lived at various times in France, Canada and America. In 1999, Rob undertook The 2CV Alaska Challenge, in which he became the first man ever to drive a Citroën 2CV up to the Arctic Ocean. Rob has written eight novels, three books of travel stories and numerous poems and articles. He earns his living as a freelance writer and as an engineering draughtsman, trading as Spidertech. This mixture of the creature and practical can be found in his mechanical sculptures, the latest of which is called Commuter. Rob's next travel adventure is The Paris to Peking Challenge, which retraces the route that Prince Scipione Borghese took during the 1907 Peking to Paris rally.