Centre and Periphery in Modern British Poetry
Original title: CENTRE AND PERIPHERY IN MODERN BRITISH POETRY
earliest edition we have, 2005 Liverpool University Press, 2005 hardcover 432 pages
Liverpool English texts and studies ; — book 41
"In Centre and Periphery in Modern British Poetry, a polemic tour of Scotland, Wales and the North of England exposes the possibility that the finest poets of the last fifty years have lived in the outlands, not networking, and neglecting to acquire linguistic signs of status. We contemplate the sublime through the works of Sorley Maclean, Glyn Jones, Colin Simms and Michael Haslam. But a second look at poetry in the...
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