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John Gallas

John Gallas is a New Zealand poet of eighteen, soon to be twenty, collections of poetry (mostly Carcanet), Orkney St Magnus Festival Poet, translator, librettist and Fellow of the English Association.

John Gallas's website can be found at www.johngallaspoetry.co.uk.

John Gallas's work featured in PN Review comprises two reports, 27 contributions of poetry, one article, and five reviews, over a period of 39 years. Also available are two reviews of John Gallas's work and eight translations by John Gallas.
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Subscribers only Article in PN Review 233 (2017) Mad John’s Walk
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