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Mark Thompson

Mark Thompson first wrote for PNR about William Empson in 1984. Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš won the Jan Michalski Prize (2015) and the Laura Shannon Prize (2016).

Mark Thompson's work featured in PN Review comprises two reports, five articles, and eight reviews, over a period of 33 years. Also available are one review of Mark Thompson's work and one translation by Mark Thompson.

Further Reading

Review in PN Review 41 (1985) William Golding

Review in PN Review 42 (1985) on Erich Heller's In the Age of Prose

Review in PN Review 43 (1985) on Frederic Prokosch

Review in PN Review 47 (1986) on 'In a Dark Time'

Review in PN Review 52 (1986) on Letters from Iceland

Article in PN Review 54 (1987) Christa Wolf's Resistance

Review in PN Review 59 (1988) on anti-nuclear novels

Report in PN Review 66 (1989) The Velvet Prison

Report in PN Review 90 (1993) Letter from Trieste

Article in PN Review 166 (2005) Hugging an Exotic Kind of Goat

Article in PN Review 173 (2007) Larkin's Dog

Translation of a Report by Danilo Kiš in PN Review 206 (2012) A Piano and a Dead Horse (translated by Mark Thompson)

Reviewed by Chris Miller in PN Review 214 (2013) on Mark Thompson's Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš

Article in PN Review 232 (2016) Again Like a Dream: William Empson’s The Face of the Buddha

Review in PN Review 232 (2016) on Helen Thaventhiran

Review in PN Review 234 (2017) on Donald Childs’s The Birth of New Criticism

Article in PN Review 235 (2017) Empson’s Mud & Blood

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	Mark Thompson Mark Thompson first wrote for PNR about William Empson in 1984. Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš won the Jan Michalski Prize (2015) and the Laura Shannon Prize (2016). Mark Thompson's work featured in PN Review comprises two reports, five articles, and eight reviews, over a period of 33 years. Also available are one review of Mark Thompson's work and one translation by Mark Thompson. Further Reading Review in PN Review 41 (1985) William Golding Review in PN Review 42 (1985) on Erich Heller's In the Age of Prose Review in PN Review 43 (1985) on Frederic Prokosch Review in PN Review 47 (1986) on 'In a Dark Time' Review in PN Review 52 (1986) on Letters from Iceland Article in PN Review 54 (1987) Christa Wolf's Resistance Review in PN Review 59 (1988) on anti-nuclear novels Report in PN Review 66 (1989) The Velvet Prison Report in PN Review 90 (1993) Letter from Trieste Article in PN Review 166 (2005) Hugging an Exotic Kind of Goat Article in PN Review 173 (2007) Larkin's Dog Translation of a Report by Danilo Kiš in PN Review 206 (2012) A Piano and a Dead Horse (translated by Mark Thompson) Reviewed by Chris Miller in PN Review 214 (2013) on Mark Thompson's Birth Certificate: The Story of Danilo Kiš Article in PN Review 232 (2016) Again Like a Dream: William Empson’s The Face of the Buddha Review in PN Review 232 (2016) on Helen Thaventhiran Review in PN Review 234 (2017) on Donald Childs’s The Birth of New Criticism Article in PN Review 235 (2017) Empson’s Mud & Blood
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