John Heath-Stubbs

The late John Heath-Stubbs was a critic, anthologist and translator as well as a poet. He received the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry and the prestigious St Augustine Cross. Carcanet publish his poems and literary essays. In 1988 he was awarded the OBE.

John Heath-Stubbs's work featured in PN Review comprises 20 contributions of poetry and two articles, over a period of 29 years. Also available are two reviews of John Heath-Stubbs's work and one interview with John Heath-Stubbs.

Poetry in PN Review 2 (1978) Twelve Labours of Hercules
Poetry in PN Review 10 (1979) Six Bird Poems
Poetry in PN Review 14 (1980) 'Letter to David Wright'
Poetry in PN Review 16 (1980) De Sade
Poetry in PN Review 20 (1981) Notes Towards A Palinode
Poetry in PN Review 24 (1982) The Log of 'The Beagle'
Poetry in PN Review 29 (1983) Nixon, the Cheshire Prophet
Poetry in PN Review 31 (1983) Poem
Poetry in PN Review 32 (1983) Queen Cruach
Poetry in PN Review 35 (1984) Poems
Poetry in PN Review 44 (1985) The Frog's Return
Poetry in PN Review 62 (1988) The Great Storm
Poetry in PN Review 78 (1991) Beautiful Railways
Poetry in PN Review 80 (1991) Botanical Happy Families
Poetry in PN Review 87 (1992) Three Poems
Poetry in PN Review 90 (1993) The King of the Cats
Poetry in PN Review 100 (1994) Six Poems
Poetry in PN Review 103 (1995) Two Poems
Poetry in PN Review 136 (2000) A Tribute
Poetry in PN Review 170 (2006) The Garpike

Articles by John Heath-Stubbs (2)

Article in PN Review 38 (1984) Landor's Gebir
Article in PN Review 61 (1988) The Nightmare of Edgar Allan Poe

Reviews of John Heath-Stubbs's Work (2)

Reviewed by Peter Levi in PN Review 51 (1986) on Hugo Williams, John Lehmann, D W Hartnett, Charles Johnston, John Heath-Stubbs
Reviewed by Oliver Dixon in PN Review 248 (2019) on John Heath-Stubbs

Interviews with John Heath-Stubbs (1)

Interviewed by Clive Wilmer in PN Review 92 (1993) in Conversation with John Heath-Stubbs

John Heath-Stubbs

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