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PN Review 228

Volume 42 Number 4 March - April 2016 Out of Stock

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Inside Front Cover

Pictures from a Library Stella Halkyard
Editorial
News & Notes
Letters

Photographs

Photographs Hannah Devereux

Poems

Bohemia Lies by the Sea (trans. Frank Beck) Ingeborg Bachmann
Two Poems Judith Willson
Two Poems Eve Grubin
‘Adagio’, 'Intermezzo’, ‘Sanctus’ Linda Anderson
Two Poems Eleanor Hooker
Pearl Simon Armitage
Blind Dates Siriol Troup
Peak District Vidyan Ravinthiran
Boy with a Coney Laura Kilbride
He Alone Shall Be Called Weather Caoilinn Hughes
{{du|he|tao}} A sequence Eric Langley

Reports

On Reading Claudia Rankine Vahni Capildeo
Letter from Wales Sam Adams
To ‘write as I paint my pictures’: Paul Gauguin as Artist-Writer Linda Goddard
Einstein and (Coincidentally) the Modern Poets Robert Griffiths
Imprudent Remarks on Certain Prudently Unidentified Literary Giants Frank Kuppner
From the Journals R.F. Langley

Features

The Jewish Cemetery at Sulzburg Peter Huchel
Declining National Culture: The Dislocated Poetics of A Various Art David Herd
The Ephus M.G. Stephens
Celebrating Christopher Middleton Milne, Clegg, Moss, Hersch, Lowenstein, & Kociejowski
The-ology: On the Definite Article in English Verse Graham Pechey
Aspermatic Days and Nights (II) David Wheatley

Reviews

on The New Concrete Oliver Dixon
on Stevie Smith Rebecca Watts
on Andrew Crozier and Harriet Tarlo Ian Seed
on Yevgeny Baratynsky Boris Dralyuk
on Marina Tsvetaeva and Emilia Ivancu Ross Cogan
on Peter Balakian Jamie Osborn
on Rod Mengham Peter Hughes
on David Kinloch James Sutherland-Smith
on Maitreyabandhu Chris Beckett and Isao Miura
on five chapbooks Alison Brackenbury

Inside Back Cover

From the Burgess Archive (05) Andrew Biswell
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