Poetry Review Winter 2012/3 – Adès & Hugo
Timothy Adès has produced new translations of Victor Hugo’s poems about being a grandfather. Merryn Williams finds that many of them have stood the test of time…
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An Arcadian, Literary Childhood in Tilty
An Arcadian, Literary Childhood in Tilty by Helen Reilly Donlon Can I ever return again To where I can never go, To the dark green woods by the fields Where the tall grasses grow?
Love, Terror & Emancipation
Jenny Fabian considers Angela Carter’s interrogation of authority in The Bloody Chamber
Federico Garcia Lorca
Helen Donlon interviews Roger Tinnell on Federico Garcia Lorca Writer and academic Roger Tinnell lives in the hills of Benimussa above San Antonio, Ibiza.
Literature: Coleridge’s crisis of creativity
Coleridge – The Muse and the Albatross by Jenny Fabian
Literature: W.H. Auden in Ledbury
The Quiet Marriage of W.H. Auden & Erika Mann by Alan Lloyd
Society: Jessica Campbell’s diary
Seventeen, from Putney, London, U.K. . . . some surprising extracts from a teenager’s diary by Jessica Campbell (interviews, photographs and babysitting…)