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Julian Stannard

Julian Stannard is a Reader in English and Creative Writing at the University of Winchester (UK). His most recent collection is The Parrots of Villa Gruber Discover Lapis Lazuli (Salmon, 2011). He is currently co-editing a book of essays on Michael Hofmann with André Naffis-Sahely. He was awarded the Troubadour Prize in 2010.

Julian Stannard's work featured in PN Review comprises one article and 10 reviews, over a period of 20 years.
Further Reading
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 136 (2000) on Fleur Adcock
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 139 (2001) on Maurice Riordan and Anne Stevenson
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 153 (2003) on Richard Swigg's Tomlinson
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 179 (2008) on Donald Davie's early criticism
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 185 (2009) on Janet Wilson's Fleur Adcock
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 187 (2009) on the film Genova
Review in PN Review 192 (2010) on Charles Tomlinson
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 207 (2012) on Deborah Levy
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 239 (2018) on Adam Bradley & Kate Tempest
Subscribers only Review in PN Review 249 (2019) on Mark Ford
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