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Fiona Sampson

Fiona Sampson's Music Lessons: The Newcastle Poetry Lectures (Bloodaxe) and Percy Bysshe Shelley (Faber) are published this summer. Rough Music (Carcanet) was shortlisted for both the T.S. Eliot and Forward prizes 2010.

Fiona Sampson's work featured in PN Review comprises four contributions of poetry and three reviews, over a period of six years. Also available are five reviews of Fiona Sampson's work and one interview with Fiona Sampson.

Further Reading

Reviewed by Chris Miller in PN Review 163 (2005) on New Poetry from Eastern and Central Europe

Poetry in PN Review 169 (2006) Mehr Licht

Reviewed by Tim Liardet in PN Review 169 (2006) on Fiona Sampson

Poetry in PN Review 171 (2006) Common Prayer

Review in PN Review 173 (2007) on Greg Delanty

Reviewed by Simon Smith in PN Review 178 (2007) on Fiona Sampson and Richard Price

Review in PN Review 186 (2009) on Mimi Khalvati

Poetry in PN Review 191 (2010) Three Poems

Review in PN Review 197 (2011) on Vasko Popa and Mak Dizdar

Reviewed by Tim Liardet in PN Review 197 (2011) on Fiona Sampson

Poetry in PN Review 201 (2011) Five Dreams and Jacob in the Afternoon

Interviewed by Ahren Warner in PN Review 212 (2013) In Conversation with Fiona Sampson

Reviewed by Sue Leigh in PN Review 234 (2017) on Fiona Sampson’s The Catch

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	Fiona Sampson Fiona Sampson's Music Lessons: The Newcastle Poetry Lectures (Bloodaxe) and Percy Bysshe Shelley (Faber) are published this summer. Rough Music (Carcanet) was shortlisted for both the T.S. Eliot and Forward prizes 2010. Fiona Sampson's work featured in PN Review comprises four contributions of poetry and three reviews, over a period of six years. Also available are five reviews of Fiona Sampson's work and one interview with Fiona Sampson. Further Reading Reviewed by Chris Miller in PN Review 163 (2005) on New Poetry from Eastern and Central Europe Poetry in PN Review 169 (2006) Mehr Licht Reviewed by Tim Liardet in PN Review 169 (2006) on Fiona Sampson Poetry in PN Review 171 (2006) Common Prayer Review in PN Review 173 (2007) on Greg Delanty Reviewed by Simon Smith in PN Review 178 (2007) on Fiona Sampson and Richard Price Review in PN Review 186 (2009) on Mimi Khalvati Poetry in PN Review 191 (2010) Three Poems Review in PN Review 197 (2011) on Vasko Popa and Mak Dizdar Reviewed by Tim Liardet in PN Review 197 (2011) on Fiona Sampson Poetry in PN Review 201 (2011) Five Dreams and Jacob in the Afternoon Interviewed by Ahren Warner in PN Review 212 (2013) In Conversation with Fiona Sampson Reviewed by Sue Leigh in PN Review 234 (2017) on Fiona Sampson’s The Catch
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