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David Kinloch
David Kinloch is from Glasgow where he is Professor of Poetry and Creative Writing at the University of Strathclyde. His next book, In Search of Dustie-Fute, is due from Carcanet in August 2017.
David Kinloch's work featured in PN Review comprises 10 contributions of poetry, two articles, and six reviews, over a period of 18 years. Also available are three reviews of David Kinloch's work, two interviews with David Kinloch, and one translation by David Kinloch.
David Kinloch's work featured in PN Review comprises 10 contributions of poetry, two articles, and six reviews, over a period of 18 years. Also available are three reviews of David Kinloch's work, two interviews with David Kinloch, and one translation by David Kinloch.
Further Reading
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 167 (2006)
Twelve Poems (translated and introduced by David Kinloch)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 167 (2006)
Twelve Poems (translated and introduced by David Kinloch)
