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PN Review 222

Volume 41 Number 4 March - April 2015 Out of Stock

Table of Contents

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Editorial
News & Notes
Letter from Domhnall Mitchell

Reports

Poetry Field Postcards Vahni Capildeo
Which Home She Had in Mind Mark Dow
Gentleness Projected: Thom Gunn and Positives M.C. Caseley
Letter from Wales Sam Adams
From a White Notebook (2) Frank Kuppner

Poetry

60 Windows Ian Patterson
A Captain’s Confession Sujata Bhatt
Stone Notes Vahni Capildeo and Jeremy Noel-Tod
To JD Jeffrey Wainwright
Two Poems Anne Stevenson
A Name Loosely Attached’ and Other Poems Stanley Middleton
‘Études’ and Other Poems Translated by Karen Leeder Evelyn Schlag
Anecdotes and Stories Translated by Nicholas Jacobs Heinrich von Kleist
Silence and Breathing David Andrew
‘Knife’ and Other Prose Poems Rod Mengham
‘Stones’ and Other Poems Dunstan Ward
‘Through Humpolec’ and Other Poems Justin Quinn
‘Pruning’ and Other Poems Roger Waterfield
‘A History of Snow’ and Other Poems Paula Cunningham
Adventures of the Noir Américain: An Audience with the Prince Tony Roberts
Three Poems from Heath John Greening

Articles

Rilke and Things Idris Parry
Ekphrastic Vistas: Poetry and the Portrait Rachael Boast
On Stanley Middleton Philip Davis
Catchwords 26 Iain Bamforth
Mikhail Kuzmin Robert Chandler
A Case for Pastiche? Ted Hughes and Philip Larkin Antony Rowland
Visiting Leopardi Patrick Worsnip
English Writers in Mexico between the Wars, Part Two Simon Carnell

Reviews

on Dylan Thomas and David Gascoyne Ian Brinton
on Louise Glück Valerie Duff-Strautmann
on Kelvin Corcoran, Ron Silliman, Janet Sutherland and John Seed John Muckle
on Jeremy Hooker David Spittle
on Eavan Boland by Jody Allen Randolph Belinder Cooke
on Faber New Poets Alison Brackenbury
on Lee Harwood Ian Davidson
on Greg Delanty George Kalogeris
on Poetry of the First World War, edited by Tim Kendall Oliver Dixon
on Shakespeare in America, edited by James Shapiro Josh Hinton

Buttercup Festival

Buttercup Festival David Troupes

Inside Front Cover

Pictures from a Library 19: Claude Mellan Stella Halkyard

Inside Back Cover

Vestiges 13: Robert Herrick Adam Crothers

Cover: Cover image: Alec Finlay with Stewart Clements, Arboreal Colour-wheel, 2013. Created for a private garden in Wellesley, Massachusetts; the design is based on a Shaker ‘Tree of Life’, with each of the circles colour-specified to the leaf of a different tree-species that grows in the garden: Noble Fir, Japanese Maple, Japanese Stewartia, Sugar Maple, European Hornbeam, Flowering Dogwood, Chinese Larch, Apple, Crabapple, White Mulberry, Colorado Spruce, Cherry, White Oak, Japanese Tree Lilac. (From Alec Finlay, I Hear Her Cry, Ingleby Gallery, forthcoming 2015.)

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