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Graham PecheyGraham Pechey was born in Durban, South Africa. He has published essays on Blake and his context, on Mikhail Bakhtin, and on 'colonial writing'. After holding posts at Natal and Zambia, he lectured at the University of Hertfordshire. He now lives in Girton and teaches English part-time at the University of Cambridge.
Graham Pechey's work featured in PN Review comprises four articles, over a period of 12 years.
Further Reading
Article in PN Review 161 (2005)
'The scop's twang': Adventures of the monosyllable
Article in PN Review 162 (2005)
'The scop's twang': Adventures of the Monosyllable (2)
Article in PN Review 163 (2005)
'The scop's twang': Adventures of the Monosyllable in English Verse (3)
Article in PN Review 228 (2016)
The-ology: On the Definite Article in English Verse
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