Kirsty Gunn
Kirsty Gunn writes essays and fiction and has been, most recently, Visiting Arts Fellow at Merton College, Oxford. Her latest collection of short stories, Pretty Ugly, is a form of double-speech, bringing the Scottish and New Zealand ‘sides’ of her childhood together at last.
Kirsty Gunn's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, 10 articles, and one review, over a period of 16 years. Also available is one review of Kirsty Gunn's work.
Further Reading
Report in PN Review 249 (2019) A Baroque Imagination
Article in PN Review 192 (2010) The Notebook
Article in PN Review 227 (2016) Bush Notes: 19 October 2015
Article in PN Review 254 (2020) Essaying in the Old Music Room...
Article in PN Review 255 (2020) Essaying On…
Article in PN Review 258 (2021) Play It All the Way Through, First – but Slowly
Article in PN Review 265 (2022) How Does This Look?
Article in PN Review 271 (2023) Michael Schmidt and PNR
Article in PN Review 277 (2024) On Risk! Carl Phillips and the Poetry of Feeling
Article in PN Review 280 (2024) Re-Arranging the World
Article in PN Review 283 (2025) Double-Think
Article in PN Review 227 (2016) Bush Notes: 19 October 2015
Article in PN Review 254 (2020) Essaying in the Old Music Room...
Article in PN Review 255 (2020) Essaying On…
Article in PN Review 258 (2021) Play It All the Way Through, First – but Slowly
Article in PN Review 265 (2022) How Does This Look?
Article in PN Review 271 (2023) Michael Schmidt and PNR
Article in PN Review 277 (2024) On Risk! Carl Phillips and the Poetry of Feeling
Article in PN Review 280 (2024) Re-Arranging the World
Article in PN Review 283 (2025) Double-Think
Review in PN Review 258 (2021) On Iain Bamforth
Reviewed by Iain Bamforth in PN Review 261 (2021) on Kirsty Gunn and Gail Low