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PN Review 219

Volume 41 Number 1 September - October 2014 Out of Stock
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Inside Front Cover

Pictures from a Library 16:
Hiero Erasme von Holtorp Stella Halkyard

Letters from Adam Czerniawski, Peter Faulkner, Paul McLoughlin, David Ludgate

Reports

Languageless Cool Glass Burns Poetically Vahni Capildeo

A Translation and a Tribute Anthony Rudolf

Letter from Wales Sam Adams

A Most Unlikely Present Frank Kuppner

‘A Letter to God’:
Kevin Toomey in Conversation with Father John Weir SM Kevin Toomey

Poetry

Jerusalem Poems James K. Baxter

‘The Black Beaches’ and Other Poems Les Murray

Two Poems Nina Bogin

‘Dark Rabbit’ and Other Poems Betsy Rosenberg

Two Poems Carola Luther

‘The Evacuee’ Bernard O'Donoghue

‘Farm Foot Fist’ and Other Poems Thomasson Taylor

‘What I See in the Mirror’ and Other Poems Becky Cullen

‘So’ and Other Poems Alison Brackenbury

Two Poems William Wootten

‘Nothing That Hasn’t Been Said Before’ Helen Tookey

Two Prose Poems Paul Rossiter

‘Getting Carter’ and Other Poems Claire Crowther

‘Sunchokes’ and Other Poems U.S. Dhuga

‘Close Watch’ and Other Poems Will Eaves

Two Poems Rory Waterman

Articles

Dense Settling: Geoffrey Hill’s Broken Hierarchies Marcus Waithe

The Last Mythopoet Amanda Jernigan

In Conversation with Chinua Achebe Brenda Lyons

Culture, Civilisation, Conrad Chris McCully

In Conversation with Lee Harwood Oli Hazzard

Dave Smith’s Troubled Tales of the South Tony Roberts

The Upas Tree Iain Bamforth

Reviews

on Robert Duncan Aram Saroyan

on Robert Creeley Alex Latter

on Morrissey and Neil Young Adrian May

on Vladimir Khodasevich Gerry McGrath

on Anne Compton and Wendy Cope Rebecca Watts

on Beatrice Garland Paul McLoughlin

on John Greening Valerie Duff-Strautmann

on Selima Hill Lucy Winrow

on Alasdair Paterson James Sutherland-Smith

Buttercup Festival

Buttercup Festival David Troupes

Inside Back Cover

Vestiges 10: William Barnes Adam Crothers

Cover: Cover image: Gregory O’Brien, Lines composed a few miles above Our Lady of the Antipodes (Pitt Island/Chathams). This painting will feature in an exhibition titled Whale Years, which opens at the Tauranga Art Gallery (New Zealand) on 16 October.

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