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PN Review 231

Volume 43 Number 1 September - October 2016 Out of Stock

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Inside Front Cover

Pictures from a Library Stella Halkyard

Poems

Seven Poems Les Murray

You, Ellen Fleur Adcock

Six Poems Bill Manhire

Two Poems Judith Wilkinson

Two Poems Shlomo Laufer

Four Poems Alfonsina Storni

Five Poems C.K. Stead

Three Poems Nina Bogin

Three Poems Karl O'Hanlon

Two Poems Andrew McNeillie

Three Poems Seán Hewitt

Features

‘One from the Groves of Academe, the Other from Bohemia’s Seacoast’ James Keery

Lecture Michael Heller

Everything Should Mean: The Poetry of D. J. Enright John Greening

A Tapestry of Words: On the Enduring Power of Pere Gimferrer’s Fortuny Trevor Barnett

Spaces and Places for Contemporary Olson Joseph Shafer

Shakespeare’s Afterlives Andrew Hadfield

Robert Penn Warren: The Question of the Answer Tony Roberts

On Rapture’s Roadway Virginia Jealous

Reports

Amis De Voyage Vahni Capildeo

Letter from Wales Sam Adams

At the launch of Paula Meehan’s Imaginary Bonnets with Real Bees in Them Eavan Boland

BrexitSpeare Andrew Hadfield

A Good European Neil Powell

Little Island Andrew Latimer

Genova, Not Geneva: Poetic Revolution (10–19 June 2016) Peter De Ville

Rough Notes for One or Two Undelivered Lectures on T. S. Eliot’s Dante (2) Frank Kuppner

From the Jourals R.F. Langley

Reviews

Jonathan Culler Nicolas Tredell

Geoffrey Hill’s Ibsen Madeline Potter

The Poems of Basil Bunting Chris Miller

Simon Armitage’s Pearl Jane Draycott

Will Eaves Ian Seed

Alice Oswald Tara Bergin

John Clegg Caroline Clark

David Herd Ian Brinton

Barnstone, Day, Gregerson Evan Jones

Carrick’s Mayakovsky Ross Cogan

Hirshfield, Borodale, Durcan Joey Connolly

Letters of Seferis & Sherrard Andrew Louth

Capildeo, Booker, Atkinson, Menos, Skoulding Lucy Sheerman

Len Krisak’s Rilke Jack Hanson

Four Faber New Poets Alison Brackenbury

Robinson, Grubin, Murray, Refugees Welcome Alison Brackenbury

Inside Back Cover

From Chetham’s Library Michael Powell

Cover: Susanne Nørregård Nielsen, Black Square (2003). One of a set of four kites reanimating iconic paintings by Malevich. The work plays on Constructivist affinities with aviation, and the interrelation of abstract art, textile and the body.

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