Jihad
James Wood, 5 August 1993
The New Poetry
edited by Michael Hulse, David Kennedy and David Morley.
Bloodaxe, 352 pp., £25, May 1993,1 85224 244 2 Show More
edited by Michael Hulse, David Kennedy and David Morley.
Bloodaxe, 352 pp., £25, May 1993,
Who Whispered Near Me
by Killarney Clary.
Bloodaxe, 64 pp., £5.95, February 1993,1 85224 149 7 Show More
by Killarney Clary.
Bloodaxe, 64 pp., £5.95, February 1993,
The Autonomous Region
by Kathleen Jamie.
Bloodaxe, 79 pp., £7.95, March 1993,9781852241735 Show More
by Kathleen Jamie.
Bloodaxe, 79 pp., £7.95, March 1993,
Stirring Stuff
by Selwyn Pritchard.
Sinclair-Stevenson, 145 pp., £8.99, April 1993,9781856193085 Show More
by Selwyn Pritchard.
Sinclair-Stevenson, 145 pp., £8.99, April 1993,
News from the Brighton Front
by Nicki Jackowska.
Sinclair-Stevenson, 86 pp., £7.99, April 1993,1 85619 306 3 Show More
by Nicki Jackowska.
Sinclair-Stevenson, 86 pp., £7.99, April 1993,
Translations from the Natural World
by Les Murray.
Carcanet, 67 pp., £6.95, March 1993,1 85754 005 0 Show More
by Les Murray.
Carcanet, 67 pp., £6.95, March 1993,
“... or bad, clever or stupid? Stendhal asks himself in the summer of 1832 is the opening of a poem by Charles Boyle. Wet from the shower towelling your breasts you ask me if I’ve read Motley’s Rise of the Dutch Republic goes Michael Hulse’s poem ‘Fornicating and Reading the Papers’. Meanwhile, Didsbury has ‘The sky is like an entry in ... ”