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John Ash

John Ash's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, 24 contributions of poetry, six articles, one interview, and six reviews, over a period of 37 years. Also available are four reviews of John Ash's work and one interview with John Ash.

Further Reading

Poetry in PN Review 23 (1982) The Stranger in the Corridor

Poetry in PN Review 24 (1982) Two Poems

Poetry in PN Review 29 (1983) Four Poems

Poetry in PN Review 37 (1984) The Poem of Arrival

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) Early Views of Manchester and Paris: First View

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) from The Rain

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) The Northern Symphonies

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) A Beauty

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) Poor Boy: Portrait of a Painting

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) An Idyll for Elllie and Ruth

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) The Stranger in the Corridor

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) The Goodbyes

Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) Ferns and the Night

Poetry in PN Review 38 (1984) Poems

Poetry in PN Review 45 (1985) The Hotel Brown Poems

Poetry in PN Review 49 (1986) Two Poems

Poetry in PN Review 54 (1987) Low-Flying Aircraft

Poetry in PN Review 73 (1990) The Strategikon or Don't Go Out Of The Door

Poetry in PN Review 75 (1990) Three Poems

Poetry in PN Review 77 (1991) HRGB or A Lunar Eclipse in Yemen

Poetry in PN Review 102 (1995) Three Poems

Poetry in PN Review 107 (1996) In Khorkum

Poetry in PN Review 128 (1999) The Anatolikon

Poetry in PN Review 243 (2018) After Long Absence

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	John Ash John Ash's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, 24 contributions of poetry, six articles, one interview, and six reviews, over a period of 37 years. Also available are four reviews of John Ash's work and one interview with John Ash. Further Reading Poetry in PN Review 23 (1982) The Stranger in the Corridor Poetry in PN Review 24 (1982) Two Poems Poetry in PN Review 29 (1983) Four Poems Poetry in PN Review 37 (1984) The Poem of Arrival Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) Early Views of Manchester and Paris: First View Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) from The Rain Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) The Northern Symphonies Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) A Beauty Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) Poor Boy: Portrait of a Painting Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) An Idyll for Elllie and Ruth Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) The Stranger in the Corridor Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) The Goodbyes Poetry in PN Review 36 (1984) Ferns and the Night Poetry in PN Review 38 (1984) Poems Poetry in PN Review 45 (1985) The Hotel Brown Poems Poetry in PN Review 49 (1986) Two Poems Poetry in PN Review 54 (1987) Low-Flying Aircraft Poetry in PN Review 73 (1990) The Strategikon or Don't Go Out Of The Door Poetry in PN Review 75 (1990) Three Poems Poetry in PN Review 77 (1991) HRGB or A Lunar Eclipse in Yemen Poetry in PN Review 102 (1995) Three Poems Poetry in PN Review 107 (1996) In Khorkum Poetry in PN Review 128 (1999) The Anatolikon Poetry in PN Review 243 (2018) After Long Absence
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