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Chris McCully

Chris McCully lives near Colchester, where he works at the University of Essex. His collection Serengeti Songs will appear from Carcanet in 2016.

Chris McCully's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, 10 contributions of poetry, 18 articles, and 17 reviews, over a period of 34 years. Also available is one review of Chris McCully's work.

Further Reading

Poetry Collection in PN Review 35 (1984) Poems

Review in PN Review 35 (1984) on Charles Causley

Review in PN Review 38 (1984) on Marge Piercy and Penelope Shuttle

Review in PN Review 38 (1984) on Richard Ellmann's Yeats

Review in PN Review 40 (1984) on Tony Curtis, Mary Johnson, William Martin, George Szirtes, Charles Johnston, F.T. Prince and Peter Levi

Review in PN Review 41 (1985) Charles Tomlinson, Tom Disch, Harry Guest and Sheila Wingfield

Review in PN Review 42 (1985) on Ronald Bottrall, Elizabeth Bartlett, Lawrence Lerner, Janet Caird and Tessa Ransford

Poetry Collection in PN Review 43 (1985) Three Poems

Review in PN Review 43 (1985) on William Logan, John Montague, Selima Hill, Paul Hyland and Peter Bennet

Review in PN Review 49 (1986) on Charles Causley, Alison Fell, Judith Kazantzis and Grace Nichols

Review in PN Review 61 (1988) on John Drew and Steve Ellis

Article in PN Review 77 (1991) Missing Measures and the Matter of Metre

Review in PN Review 78 (1991) on Brendan Kennelly

Article in PN Review 91 (1993) Better fame: the poetry of Anne Stevenson

Reviewed by T.J.G. Harris in PN Review 96 (1994) on Norm Sibum, Michael Hofmann, Chris McCully and Keith Chandler

Poetry Collection in PN Review 100 (1994) Five Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 106 (1995) Fourteen Poems

Review in PN Review 114 (1997) on Anne Stevenson's Collected Poems

Article in PN Review 121 (1998) The Beautiful Lie: Towards a Biology of Literature

Poetry Collection in PN Review 122 (1998) Four Poems

Article in PN Review 123 (1998) Against Transcendental Gossip: the symbolic language of rhythm

Report in PN Review 125 (1999) Pricks and Pixels

Article in PN Review 126 (1999) Body of Evidence

Review in PN Review 128 (1999) on Anne Stevenson

Article in PN Review 129 (1999) Poetry Reading and Patronage

Article in PN Review 141 (2001) Memes and Metre

Article in PN Review 142 (2001) More on Memes

Article in PN Review 145 (2002) On Neither Writing Nor Revising

Review in PN Review 157 (2004) on Anne Stevenson

Article in PN Review 159 (2004) Speaking in Effect

Review in PN Review 160 (2004) on Poetry from the Netherlands

Poetry Collection in PN Review 166 (2005) Three Poems

Article in PN Review 168 (2006) The Word in Time (1): 'More like masonry than music'

Article in PN Review 169 (2006) The Word in Time (2): Diplomat and revolutionary

Article in PN Review 170 (2006) The Word in Time 3: 'Marlowe's mighty line'

Article in PN Review 171 (2006) The Word in Time 4: Lyrical Ballads

Article in PN Review 172 (2006) The Word in Time 5: The Wreck of the Pound

Article in PN Review 173 (2007) The Word in Time 6: The culture of watery pebbles

Poetry Collection in PN Review 174 (2007) The Seafarer

Poetry Collection in PN Review 175 (2007) Three Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 176 (2007) Deor

Poetry Collection in PN Review 185 (2009) Three Poems

Review in PN Review 217 (2014) on James Canton’s Out of Essex

Article in PN Review 219 (2014) Culture, Civilisation, Conrad

Review in PN Review 225 (2015) on the Home anthology

Review in PN Review 227 (2016) on Richard Hamer’s Choice of Anglo-Saxon Verse

Article in PN Review 237 (2017) An Essay on Prosody

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	Chris McCully Chris McCully lives near Colchester, where he works at the University of Essex. His collection Serengeti Songs will appear from Carcanet in 2016. Chris McCully's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, 10 contributions of poetry, 18 articles, and 17 reviews, over a period of 34 years. Also available is one review of Chris McCully's work. Further Reading Poetry Collection in PN Review 35 (1984) Poems Review in PN Review 35 (1984) on Charles Causley Review in PN Review 38 (1984) on Marge Piercy and Penelope Shuttle Review in PN Review 38 (1984) on Richard Ellmann's Yeats Review in PN Review 40 (1984) on Tony Curtis, Mary Johnson, William Martin, George Szirtes, Charles Johnston, F.T. Prince and Peter Levi Review in PN Review 41 (1985) Charles Tomlinson, Tom Disch, Harry Guest and Sheila Wingfield Review in PN Review 42 (1985) on Ronald Bottrall, Elizabeth Bartlett, Lawrence Lerner, Janet Caird and Tessa Ransford Poetry Collection in PN Review 43 (1985) Three Poems Review in PN Review 43 (1985) on William Logan, John Montague, Selima Hill, Paul Hyland and Peter Bennet Review in PN Review 49 (1986) on Charles Causley, Alison Fell, Judith Kazantzis and Grace Nichols Review in PN Review 61 (1988) on John Drew and Steve Ellis Article in PN Review 77 (1991) Missing Measures and the Matter of Metre Review in PN Review 78 (1991) on Brendan Kennelly Article in PN Review 91 (1993) Better fame: the poetry of Anne Stevenson Reviewed by T.J.G. Harris in PN Review 96 (1994) on Norm Sibum, Michael Hofmann, Chris McCully and Keith Chandler Poetry Collection in PN Review 100 (1994) Five Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 106 (1995) Fourteen Poems Review in PN Review 114 (1997) on Anne Stevenson's Collected Poems Article in PN Review 121 (1998) The Beautiful Lie: Towards a Biology of Literature Poetry Collection in PN Review 122 (1998) Four Poems Article in PN Review 123 (1998) Against Transcendental Gossip: the symbolic language of rhythm Report in PN Review 125 (1999) Pricks and Pixels Article in PN Review 126 (1999) Body of Evidence Review in PN Review 128 (1999) on Anne Stevenson Article in PN Review 129 (1999) Poetry Reading and Patronage Article in PN Review 141 (2001) Memes and Metre Article in PN Review 142 (2001) More on Memes Article in PN Review 145 (2002) On Neither Writing Nor Revising Review in PN Review 157 (2004) on Anne Stevenson Article in PN Review 159 (2004) Speaking in Effect Review in PN Review 160 (2004) on Poetry from the Netherlands Poetry Collection in PN Review 166 (2005) Three Poems Article in PN Review 168 (2006) The Word in Time (1): 'More like masonry than music' Article in PN Review 169 (2006) The Word in Time (2): Diplomat and revolutionary Article in PN Review 170 (2006) The Word in Time 3: 'Marlowe's mighty line' Article in PN Review 171 (2006) The Word in Time 4: Lyrical Ballads Article in PN Review 172 (2006) The Word in Time 5: The Wreck of the Pound Article in PN Review 173 (2007) The Word in Time 6: The culture of watery pebbles Poetry Collection in PN Review 174 (2007) The Seafarer Poetry Collection in PN Review 175 (2007) Three Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 176 (2007) Deor Poetry Collection in PN Review 185 (2009) Three Poems Review in PN Review 217 (2014) on James Canton’s Out of Essex Article in PN Review 219 (2014) Culture, Civilisation, Conrad Review in PN Review 225 (2015) on the Home anthology Review in PN Review 227 (2016) on Richard Hamer’s Choice of Anglo-Saxon Verse Article in PN Review 237 (2017) An Essay on Prosody
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