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(PN Review 237) In conversation with Sasha Dugdale
(PN Review 240) Tom Raworth’s Writing ‘present past improved’: Tom Raworth’s Writing
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(PN Review 239) A Lyric Voice at Bay
(PN Review 121) Letters And So It Goes
Letters from Young Mr Grace
(aka John Ashbery)
(PN Review 239) On Judging Prizes, & Reading More than Six Really Good Books
(PN Review 237) In conversation with Sasha Dugdale
(PN Review 240) Tom Raworth’s Writing ‘present past improved’: Tom Raworth’s Writing
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Moniza Alvi
Moniza Alvi has published five books of poetry, two with Oxford University Press and three with Bloodaxe. The most recent is How the Stone Found Its Voice, 2005. She tutors for the Poetry School, and has recently gained a Diploma in Group-Analytic Skills from the Westminster Pastoral Foundation.
Moniza Alvi's work featured in PN Review comprises five contributions of poetry and three reviews, over a period of five years.
Moniza Alvi's work featured in PN Review comprises five contributions of poetry and three reviews, over a period of five years.
