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Les A. Murray

Les Murray lives in Bunyah, Australia. He has published more than thirty books, and his work has been translated into many languages.

(Please see 'Les Murray' also).

Les A. Murray's work featured in PN Review comprises 14 contributions of poetry and two articles, over a period of nine years. Also available are three reviews of Les A. Murray's work.

Further Reading

Poetry Collection in PN Review 24 (1982) Equanimity

Poetry Collection in PN Review 42 (1985) Physiognomy on the Savage Manning River

Reviewed by Ruth Morse in PN Review 44 (1985) on Les. A. Murray

Poetry Collection in PN Review 45 (1985) Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 47 (1986) Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 49 (1986) Four Poems

Reviewed by Ruth Morse in PN Review 49 (1986) on Les A. Murray

Poetry Collection in PN Review 51 (1986) Roman Cage-cups

Poetry Collection in PN Review 53 (1987) Two Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 54 (1987) At Thunderbolt's Grave in Uralla

Reviewed by Michael Hulse in PN Review 54 (1987) on A.D. Hope and Les A. Murray

Poetry Collection in PN Review 55 (1987) When Bounty is Down to Persimmons and Lemons

Poetry Collection in PN Review 58 (1987) Infant among Cattle

Article in PN Review 59 (1988) Poems and Poesies

Poetry Collection in PN Review 61 (1988) The Transposition of Clermont

Poetry Collection in PN Review 65 (1989) Two Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 69 (1989) Two Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 72 (1990) Three Poems

Article in PN Review 72 (1990) Poems and the Mystery of Embodiment

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	Les A. Murray Les Murray lives in Bunyah, Australia. He has published more than thirty books, and his work has been translated into many languages. (Please see 'Les Murray' also). Les A. Murray's work featured in PN Review comprises 14 contributions of poetry and two articles, over a period of nine years. Also available are three reviews of Les A. Murray's work. Further Reading Poetry Collection in PN Review 24 (1982) Equanimity Poetry Collection in PN Review 42 (1985) Physiognomy on the Savage Manning River Reviewed by Ruth Morse in PN Review 44 (1985) on Les. A. Murray Poetry Collection in PN Review 45 (1985) Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 47 (1986) Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 49 (1986) Four Poems Reviewed by Ruth Morse in PN Review 49 (1986) on Les A. Murray Poetry Collection in PN Review 51 (1986) Roman Cage-cups Poetry Collection in PN Review 53 (1987) Two Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 54 (1987) At Thunderbolt's Grave in Uralla Reviewed by Michael Hulse in PN Review 54 (1987) on A.D. Hope and Les A. Murray Poetry Collection in PN Review 55 (1987) When Bounty is Down to Persimmons and Lemons Poetry Collection in PN Review 58 (1987) Infant among Cattle Article in PN Review 59 (1988) Poems and Poesies Poetry Collection in PN Review 61 (1988) The Transposition of Clermont Poetry Collection in PN Review 65 (1989) Two Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 69 (1989) Two Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 72 (1990) Three Poems Article in PN Review 72 (1990) Poems and the Mystery of Embodiment
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