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Poetry Review. Magazine of the Poetry Society
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Poetry Review. Magazine of the Poetry Society. Vol 109, No 2, Summer 2019, Vol 109, No 3, Autumn 2019, Vol 109, No 4, Winter 2019

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Poetry Society, London 2019

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Poetry Review. Magazine of the Poetry Society
Poetry Review. Magazine of the Poetry Society. Vol 109, No 2, Summer 2019, Vol 109, No 3, Autumn 2019, Vol 109, No 4, Winter 2019
Poetry Society, London 2019
Reihe: Vol 109 No. 2, 3, 4 / 2019
Größe: gr. 8°
Seitenzahl: 139, 146, 130 S.
Einband: OBrosch.
Vorl. Spr. Orig.: Englisch
Herausgeber: Berry, Emily
Bryce, Colette
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Lyrik und Sekundärliteratur
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Vol 109, No 2, Summer 2019 Poems Allis Hamilton, Whence Mary Ruefle, The Butter Festival, Special Delivery, Errand, A Morning Person Amjad Nasser / Fady Joudah, Biography of a Caged Tiger Seán Hewitt, Callery Pear, Vestige, Epithalamium Joey Connolly, Where We've got To, For Such a Widely Used Material, Glass Sure Does Have Some Downsides Jen Hadfield, Nudibranch, Notice Beth Davyson, despite the recent rain Vedran Husic, Untitled, Hypnos Khairani Barokka, Horizon, perimeter blues Suji Kwock Kim, Notes from Utopia, Inc., Searchlight, Snowlight Hugh Smith, One vegan future (good/bad), ‘Relentlessly botanical’, ‘poem’ Kathryn Simmonds, On a theme by Augustine, Unequal Love Glyn Maxwell, Biography, The Shudder Fred D’Aguiar, Claudia Jones, I Dream JB Says to Me Ian Humphreys, Slim Terence John, Hunger Mountain Gallery Paintings of poets by Claire Eastgate Essays The girl in the show: Natalya Anderson The politics of delivery (against poet-voice) by Holly Pester At home or nowhere: Vidyan Ravinthiran on A.K. Ramanujan Reviews Jay G. Ying on Kim Hyesoon’s Autobiography of Death Edwina Attlee reviews Heather Phillipson and Jane Yeh Ellen Cranitch on Julia Copus, Rebecca Goss and Niall Campbell George Szirtes on Marilyn Hacker and Ben Borek Declan Ryan reviews Isabel Galleymore, Hai-Dang Phan and Fatimah Asghar Bidisha on Ian Humphreys, Joe Dunthorne and Rebecca Tamás Andrew McMillan on Philip Hancock and Martin Hayes Jennifer Lee Tsai reviews Patricia Smith and Rachel Tzvia Back Dzifa Benson on Inua Ellams and Ilya Kaminsky The Geoffrey Dearmer Prize 2018 Paul Farley introduces our winner Mary Jean Chan Vol 109, No 3, Autumn 2019 Poems Alyson Hallett, Variables Mark Waldron, Contingency, To Dig Valzhyna Mort, Nocturne for a Moving Train Paul McMahon, The Cure for the Mote in the Eye, Absolution Romalyn Ante, relearning, Group Portrait at the Stopover Alex Barr, Notes for ‘The Bean of Beans’ Jenny Xie, Misconjugate, Far Too Much, Territories Unmapped Stanley Moss, Wandering David Sergeant, from Common Sonnets Tehila Hakimi, trans. Rachel & Adam Seelig, Sacred and Profane, Give Me One Day Colette Bryce, Death of an Actress, Slander Brian Kim Stefans, Your Book Julian Stannard, Turkey Blues Melissa Lee-Houghton, Haint Blue Hannah Lowe, Dazzling Blue Scott McKendry, Wall Street, At the Convention Tim Liardet, An Impostor Syndrome Bot Replies to Jehovah, A Future Bot’s Lacrimosa Greta Stoddart, Adult Education Rory Waterman, Like Father Joyelle McSweeney, from Arachne James Byrne, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh Rachael Boast, Winter Rose, Ariel Head of the River Essays So Mayer: Margaret Tait’s disappearing trick Nuar Alsadir: The map of four kisses Report An Iraqi poet in London: Jeremy Noel-Tod on Fawzi Karim Perspective Rebecca Goss on grief and disclosure Reviews Jenna Clake on Patrizia Cavalli and Mary Ruefle Kit Fan on a new translation of The Song of Kiêu Bidisha on debut collections by Jay Bernard and Mary Jean Chan Rachael Allen reviews Charles Simic’s translations of Vasko Popa Declan Ryan on Karen Solie’s The Caiplie Caves Rory Waterman reviews David Cain and David Clarke Will Harris reviews Anthony Anaxagorou and Vidyan Ravinthiran Jennifer Wong reviews five recent pamphlets Carol Rumens on a new edition of David Jones’s In Parenthesis Jay G. Ying on translations of Lieke Marsman and Norman Erikson Pasaribu Vol 109, No 4, Winter 2019 Poems Nick Laird, On Form, The Mixed Marriage Amy Acre, Ice Baby, In the wet-aired trenches of the Tube I was Richard O’Brien, Calcant Maurice Riordan, The Flaw, The Shoulder Tap Alice Miller, Seams, The Goddess of Death Kathrin Schmidt / Sue Vickerman, birdknacks, amazonisch amazon Thomas Lynch, Yossef Cheryl Follon, Apple, Motorway Soumyaroop Majumdar, Alipore Zoo, Adda Victoria Kennefick, January, Open Your Mouth, (M)eat, Don Paterson, The Way We Were Penny Newell, speaking because of bodies Anne Barngrover, A lot of stuff happened, and I quit being normal, Natalie Linh Bolderston, Fragments of my mother’s homeland underwater Paula Bohince, Tortoiseshell Comb Padraig Regan, Minty, Salted Drops Alan Gillis, Blossom Drift, The Reponse Kim Moore, All the Men I Never Married, No. 32 Jerzy Jarniewicz / Piotr Florczyk, ’86, Evening Will be Warm, with Returns Possible Jaya Savige, Ladybugs, Tristan’s Ascension Phoebe Stuckes, Thus I became a heart-eater, Gold Hoop Earrings John McAuliffe, The Robin, Circumstance Jay G. Ying, Hostel Meredi Ortega, Biometrics, Life in the UK Anja Konig, Vogelfrei Gallery Wum Town: Poems by Liz Berry and photographs by Tom Hicks Essays Listen Everybody: Maria Johnston on Denise Riley Boring Auden by Jeremy Noel-Tod Reviews Martina Evans reviews Selima Hill, Mona Arshi and Richard Osmond Luke Kennard on Paul Muldoon’s Frolic and Detour Alex Pryce on debut collections by Chen Chen, Stephen Sexton and Theresa Lola Leo Boix on Latin American poetry in translation Claire Crowther reviews Vona Groarke and Deryn Rees-Jones Alistair Noon on the poetry and politics of Brecht Linda France reviews Alice Oswald and Peter Riley W.N. Herbert on Miriam Gamble, Kei Miller and Helen Tookey Meryl Pugh on five new pamphlets

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0032 2156-2019

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