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Martin Caseley
Martin Caseley writes regularly in PN Review, Agenda and The Countryman on poetry and rural life. Recent essays and reviews have discussed Thomas Hardy, Louis MacNeice, Bob Dylan, John Greening, Ronnie Lane and Jeremy Hooker. He is a big admirer of the cartoons of George Herriman, the poetry of Roy Fisher and the jazz-dub of Jah Wobble.
Martin Caseley's work featured in PN Review comprises three reports, one article, one interview, and two reviews, over a period of 22 years.
Martin Caseley's work featured in PN Review comprises three reports, one article, one interview, and two reviews, over a period of 22 years.
