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Brian Morton

Brian Morton crofts and writes in the far west of Scotland, in sight of his ancestral Ireland.

Brian Morton's work featured in PN Review comprises six reports, two contributions of poetry, seven articles, one interview, and 22 reviews, over a period of 40 years.

Further Reading

Review in PN Review 32 (1983) on Theodore Weiss and Kathleen Raine

Review in PN Review 40 (1984) on Hugh MacDiarmid

Review in PN Review 41 (1985) David Jones Criticism

Review in PN Review 43 (1985) on Michael Alexander's Old English Literature

Review in PN Review 43 (1985) on Liz Lochhead

Review in PN Review 45 (1985) on 'An Anglican Meditation on the Place of Mary'

Review in PN Review 47 (1986) on 'The Letters of Hugh MacDiarmid'

Review in PN Review 50 (1986) on Hart Crane

Review in PN Review 52 (1986) on Josephine Miles

Review in PN Review 59 (1988) on Gert Hofmann

Review in PN Review 63 (1988) on Old and Middle English Poetry

Review in PN Review 64 (1988) on Paul Carter

Review in PN Review 85 (1992) on John Matthias

Review in PN Review 159 (2004) on Kenneth Koch and Mark Ford

Review in PN Review 163 (2005) on Paul Hyland

Review in PN Review 172 (2006) on Stewart Conn

Review in PN Review 253 (2020) on Georg Trakl

Review in PN Review 255 (2020) Brian Morton on John Montague

Review in PN Review 257 (2021) On Pablo Neruda

Review in PN Review 259 (2021) on Alfonso Reyes

Review in PN Review 260 (2021) on Alfonso Reyes

Review in PN Review 264 (2022) on Jordi Doce

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	Brian Morton Brian Morton crofts and writes in the far west of Scotland, in sight of his ancestral Ireland. Brian Morton's work featured in PN Review comprises six reports, two contributions of poetry, seven articles, one interview, and 22 reviews, over a period of 40 years. Further Reading Review in PN Review 32 (1983) on Theodore Weiss and Kathleen Raine Review in PN Review 40 (1984) on Hugh MacDiarmid Review in PN Review 41 (1985) David Jones Criticism Review in PN Review 43 (1985) on Michael Alexander's Old English Literature Review in PN Review 43 (1985) on Liz Lochhead Review in PN Review 45 (1985) on 'An Anglican Meditation on the Place of Mary' Review in PN Review 47 (1986) on 'The Letters of Hugh MacDiarmid' Review in PN Review 50 (1986) on Hart Crane Review in PN Review 52 (1986) on Josephine Miles Review in PN Review 59 (1988) on Gert Hofmann Review in PN Review 63 (1988) on Old and Middle English Poetry Review in PN Review 64 (1988) on Paul Carter Review in PN Review 85 (1992) on John Matthias Review in PN Review 159 (2004) on Kenneth Koch and Mark Ford Review in PN Review 163 (2005) on Paul Hyland Review in PN Review 172 (2006) on Stewart Conn Review in PN Review 253 (2020) on Georg Trakl Review in PN Review 255 (2020) Brian Morton on John Montague Review in PN Review 257 (2021) On Pablo Neruda Review in PN Review 259 (2021) on Alfonso Reyes Review in PN Review 260 (2021) on Alfonso Reyes Review in PN Review 264 (2022) on Jordi Doce
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