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W.S. Milne
W.S. Milne is a Scottish poet living in Surrey. His latest publication is a verse drama on Mary, Queen of Scots, printed in the magazine Lallans. His crtical monograph, An Introduction to the Poetry of Geoffrey Hill, was published by Bellew (London) in 1998.
W.S. Milne's work featured in PN Review comprises two reviews, over a period of nine years.
W.S. Milne's work featured in PN Review comprises two reviews, over a period of nine years.
