Roger Caldwell
Roger Caldwell is a poet, essayist and critic, living in Essex. He writes on philosophy and literature for various journals. His latest collection of poetry is Setting Out for the Mad Islands (Shoestring Press, 2012).
Roger Caldwell's work featured in PN Review comprises 10 articles and 18 reviews, over a period of 24 years.
Roger Caldwell's work featured in PN Review comprises 10 articles and 18 reviews, over a period of 24 years.
Further Reading
Article in PN Review 166 (2005) Byron, Auden, and the Poetry of Disenchantment
Article in PN Review 178 (2007) Louis MacNeice, Realist and Anti-Realist
Article in PN Review 184 (2008) Impossible Cruxes and Happy Coincidences
Article in PN Review 188 (2009) Fifty Years On: A Note on C.P. Snow
Article in PN Review 188 (2009) A New Theory of Poetic Metre
Article in PN Review 194 (2010) Jean-Paul Sartre between Literature and Philosophy
Article in PN Review 202 (2011) 'The Present King of France is Bald': On Possible Worlds
Article in PN Review 207 (2012) God, Marx, and Literary Theory: The Curious Case of Terry Eagleton
Article in PN Review 216 (2014) A Boy Was Born: Thoughts on the Britten Centenary
Article in PN Review 221 (2015) Ten Years On: Derrida, Death, and Deconstruction
Article in PN Review 178 (2007) Louis MacNeice, Realist and Anti-Realist
Article in PN Review 184 (2008) Impossible Cruxes and Happy Coincidences
Article in PN Review 188 (2009) Fifty Years On: A Note on C.P. Snow
Article in PN Review 188 (2009) A New Theory of Poetic Metre
Article in PN Review 194 (2010) Jean-Paul Sartre between Literature and Philosophy
Article in PN Review 202 (2011) 'The Present King of France is Bald': On Possible Worlds
Article in PN Review 207 (2012) God, Marx, and Literary Theory: The Curious Case of Terry Eagleton
Article in PN Review 216 (2014) A Boy Was Born: Thoughts on the Britten Centenary
Article in PN Review 221 (2015) Ten Years On: Derrida, Death, and Deconstruction
Review in PN Review 97 (1994) on James Fenton
Review in PN Review 98 (1994) on Ken Smith, Alan Wall, Sue Stewart and Neil Curry
Review in PN Review 116 (1997) on John Barrie
Review in PN Review 121 (1998) on Seamus Heaney
Review in PN Review 124 (1998) on John Ashbery
Review in PN Review 137 (2001) on Charles Simic
Review in PN Review 147 (2002) on Stephen Dunn
Review in PN Review 152 (2003) on John Lucas's Starting to Explain
Review in PN Review 154 (2003) on Barry MacSweeney
Review in PN Review 157 (2004) on James Clarence Mangan
Review in PN Review 162 (2005) on Stephen Spender
Review in PN Review 172 (2006) on Owen Sheers, W.N. Herbert, Philip Gross and Jo Shapcott
Review in PN Review 175 (2007) on C.K.Williams, Frederick Seidel and John Tranter
Review in PN Review 178 (2007) on George Trakl and Paul Celan
Review in PN Review 180 (2008) on Isaac Rosenberg and Alun Lewis
Review in PN Review 181 (2008) on Inger Christensen and Friederike Mayröcker
Review in PN Review 225 (2015) on Nicholas Moore
Review in PN Review 234 (2017) on Roger Scruton’s Wagner
Review in PN Review 98 (1994) on Ken Smith, Alan Wall, Sue Stewart and Neil Curry
Review in PN Review 116 (1997) on John Barrie
Review in PN Review 121 (1998) on Seamus Heaney
Review in PN Review 124 (1998) on John Ashbery
Review in PN Review 137 (2001) on Charles Simic
Review in PN Review 147 (2002) on Stephen Dunn
Review in PN Review 152 (2003) on John Lucas's Starting to Explain
Review in PN Review 154 (2003) on Barry MacSweeney
Review in PN Review 157 (2004) on James Clarence Mangan
Review in PN Review 162 (2005) on Stephen Spender
Review in PN Review 172 (2006) on Owen Sheers, W.N. Herbert, Philip Gross and Jo Shapcott
Review in PN Review 175 (2007) on C.K.Williams, Frederick Seidel and John Tranter
Review in PN Review 178 (2007) on George Trakl and Paul Celan
Review in PN Review 180 (2008) on Isaac Rosenberg and Alun Lewis
Review in PN Review 181 (2008) on Inger Christensen and Friederike Mayröcker
Review in PN Review 225 (2015) on Nicholas Moore
Review in PN Review 234 (2017) on Roger Scruton’s Wagner