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    • A Hatfield Mass (2014)
    • The Time We Turned (2014)
    • Sonnets to Orpheus (2012)
    • Hurt (2010)
    • Duino Elegies (2006)
    • An English Nazareth (2004)
    • A Madder Ghost (1997)
    • On Whistler Mountain (1994)
    • At the Mountjoy Hotel (1993)
    • Beneath Tremendous Rain (1990)
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Top Posts & Pages

  • The Meaning of Robert Frost’s ‘The Figure a Poem Makes’
  • Too Short an Arc: Robert Frost's 'A Soldier'
  • 14 Ways to Write an Ekphrastic Poem
  • Tony Harrison's ‘Them and [uz]’
  • Duino Elegies (2006)
  • This Must Be All: Robert Frost's 'Two Look at Two'
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  • Tony Harrison's 'A Cold Coming'
  • The Month of the Drowned Dog: Ted Hughes’ ‘November’
  • A new translation of Brecht’s ‘Of poor B.B.’

Recent Posts

  • Explaining Robert Frost’s ‘Education by Poetry’
  • The Poems of Mary MacRae
  • Two Cat Burglar Poems Compared: Copus and Crucefix
  • Flowers of Lime: Geoffrey Grigson’s ‘Selected Poems’
  • Being In and Above: on Friedrich Hölderlin’s ‘Hyperion’
  • Twenty Pointers to Translating Poetry
  • 2017 Forward First Collections Reviewed #4 – Ocean Vuong
  • Fewer Jellyfish: Jack Underwood on Poetry and Uncertainty
  • W H Auden’s Thoughts on Robert Frost
  • Strike a Pose: Jacqueline Saphra’s ‘A Bargain with the Light’

Archives

  • April 2018
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  • January 2018
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  • December 2014
  • November 2014
  • October 2014
  • September 2014
  • August 2014
  • July 2014

Blogs I Follow

  • anthonyhowelljournal
  • The WordPress.com Blog
  • Arachne Press
  • Poetry Owl
  • The Luxembourg Review
  • The Bell Jar: Jo Bell's blog
  • The Lonely Crowd
  • Freefall
  • The Manchester Review
  • vastland
  • The High Window
  • Created to Read
  • alithurm
  • Carolyn O' Connell
  • barleybooks
  • findingtimetowrite
  • Robin Houghton Poetry
  • O at the Edges
  • Paul Stephenson
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Site for art, poetry and performance.

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Arachne Press

Publishers of Fiction, Poetry and Non-fiction

Poetry Owl

reviews and reflection

The Luxembourg Review

A Literary Review

The Bell Jar: Jo Bell's blog

"She lives the poetry she cannot write" - Wilde

The Lonely Crowd

publishers of fiction, poetry & photography

Freefall

'She would say to discover / the true depth of a well, / drop a stone, / start counting.' - Andrew Greig

The Manchester Review

The Manchester Review

vastland

Essays on Anything

The High Window

Created to Read

Book Reviews, Literary Events, Interviews & more...

alithurm

Updates on writing my latest novel & reviewing (mostly) new fiction

Carolyn O' Connell

Poetry

barleybooks

pages from an unbound book

findingtimetowrite

Thinking, writing, thinking about writing...

Robin Houghton Poetry

O at the Edges

Musings on poetry, language, perception, numbers, food, and anything else that slips through the cracks.

Paul Stephenson

Poems, Poetry, Poets

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