Penguin Modern Poets 2

Penguin Modern Poets 2

P E N G U | N M O D E R N P O E T S 2 The Penguin Modern Poets are succinct guides to the richness and diversity of contemporary poetry. Every volume brings together representative selections from the work of three poets now writing, ...

Author: Michael Robbins

Publisher: Penguin UK

ISBN: 9780141983950

Category: Poetry

Page: 128

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The Penguin Modern Poets are succinct guides to the richness and diversity of contemporary poetry. Every volume brings together representative selections from the work of three poets now writing, allowing the curious reader and the seasoned lover of poetry to encounter the most exciting voices of our moment. "Is it any wonder I've got too much blood on my hands? The calls are coming from inside the house. I'm sick of my insane demands." - Michael Robbins, 'Peel Off the Scabs' ". . . The childhood of the dunk was no childhood at all. He practiced on a paper route, throwing The Sun to the same place each morning. Did not sleep long but when he slept, the springs of his bed imparted something to him. At night the streetlight floated down and let him dribble it." - Patricia Lockwood, 'The Descent of the Dunk' "if my signal drops it's because i've climbed with them, we're so high now i can in one single inverted yawn of my eyes full of skin and sex and fury see the whole city i so slowly streetlamp by streetlamp from the other side spent my life seeing in a drowning "and this one boy here he's doing he's doing a painting, it's the last day of august, it's a painting of a bed and" - Timothy Thornton, 'Voicemail for David Hoyle'
Categories: Poetry

Penguin Modern Poets

Penguin Modern Poets

PENGUIN MODERN POETS II I * Lawrence Durrell Elizabeth Jennings R. S. Thomas 2 * Kingsley Amis Dom Moraes Peter Porter 3 * George Barker Martin Bell Charles Causley 4 * David Holbrook Christopher Middleton David Wevill st Gregory Corso ...

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ISBN: UOM:39015008839964

Category: English poetry

Page: 168

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Categories: English poetry

Penguin Modern Poets 2

Penguin Modern Poets 2

Author: Peter Porter

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ISBN: OCLC:638253690

Category: Engelse digkuns

Page: 127

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Categories: Engelse digkuns

Reading Penguin

Reading Penguin

Others in Penguin Modern Poets 1 and 2 chose, or had chosen for them, work from existing collections. Porter's selection introduced the notion of Penguin Modern Poets as a place to debut poems as well as to showcase old ones.

Author: George Donaldson

Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

ISBN: 9781443850827

Category: Language Arts & Disciplines

Page: 225

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Founded by Allen Lane in 1935, Penguin Books soon became the most read publisher in the United Kingdom and was synonymous with the British paperback. Making high quality reading cheaply available to millions, Penguin helped democratise reading. In so doing, Penguin played an important part in the cultural and intellectual life of the English speaking world. For this book, which has its origins in the successful international conference held at Bristol University in 2010 to mark 75 years of Penguin Books, recognised scholars from different fields examine various aspects of Penguin’s significance and achievement. David Cannadine and Simon Eliot offer wide historical perspectives of Penguin’s place and impact. Other scholars, including Alistair McCleery, Kimberley Reynolds, Andrew Sanders, Claire Squires, Susie Harries, Andrew Nash, Tom Boll and William John Lyons examine more particularised subjects. These range from the breaking of the Lady Chatterley ban to the visions of the future contained in Puffin Books; from Penguin Classics to the scholarly and commercial interests in publishers’ anniversaries; from the art and architectural histories of Nikolaus Pevsner to the art and design of Penguin covers; and from the translation of poetry to the transcription of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Together the essays depict much of what it was that made Penguin the most important British publishing house of the twentieth century.
Categories: Language Arts & Disciplines

The Alvarez Generation

The Alvarez Generation

While the New Poetry was being edited, Peter Porter was chosen as one of three poets to be included in Penguin Modern Poets 2 (the others were Kingsley Amis and Dom Moraes), which, along with Penguin Modern Poets 1 (Lawrence Durrell, ...

Author: William Wootten

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ISBN: 9781789627947

Category: Biography & Autobiography

Page: 264

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This book is the biography of a taste in poetry and its consequences. During the 1950s and 1960s, a generation of poets appeared who would eschew the restrained manner of Movement poets such as Philip Larkin, a generation who would, in the words of the introduction to A. Alvarez's classic anthology The New Poetry, take poetry 'Beyond the Gentility Principle'. This was the generation of Thom Gunn, Geoffrey Hill, Ted Hughes, Sylvia Plath and Peter Porter. William Wootten explores what these five poets shared in common, their connections, critical reception, rivalries and differences, and locates what was new and valuable in their work. The Alvarez Generation is an important re-evaluation of a time when contemporary poetry and its criticism had a cultural weight it has now lost and when a 'new seriousness' was to become closely linked to questions of violence, psychic unbalance and, most controversially of all, suicide.
Categories: Biography & Autobiography

The Best Australian Essays 2016

The Best Australian Essays 2016

Porter's two Collected Poems (1983 and 1999) were – are – stupendous, exuberant treasurehouses of riches, ... I first came across Porter's work in the wonderful Penguin Modern Poets series when I arrived in Adelaide in 1969, ...

Author: Geordie Williamson

Publisher: Black Inc.

ISBN: 9781863958851

Category: Literary Collections

Page: 320

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‘The essay creates a place for slow thought on hectic subjects, and that is what the best of this year’s crop manage to do.’ —Geordie Williamson In The Best Australian Essays 2016, Geordie Williamson curates the year’s best non-fiction writing from Australia’s finest writers. The result is a collection that reads as a wake-up call: from Jo Chandler on the devastating bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef and Richard Flanagan on the Syrian exodus to Kurdish-Iranian journalist Behrouz Boochani’s inside account of life on Manus Island. There is also space for Bowie, TV box-sets and Aussie rules. Spanning politics, music, literature, art, ecology, linguistics and more, this anthology showcases the nation’s most eloquent and insightful writing. Contributors include Maggie Mackellar, Ashley Hay, Rebecca Giggs, Anwen Crawford, Melinda Harvey, Mireille Juchau, Fiona Wright, Vicki Hastrich, Helen Garner, Tegan Bennett Daylight, Jennifer Mills, Fiona McGregor, Michelle de Kretser, Jo Chandler, Anna Spargo-Ryan, Peter Goldsworthy, Gregory Day, J.M. Coetzee, James Bradley, Galarrwuy Yunupingu, Richard Flanagan, Adam Rivett, Michael Winkler, Behrouz Boochani, Martin McKenzie-Murray, Guy Rundle, Clive James, Julian Burnside and Kim Scott.
Categories: Literary Collections

British Poetry Since 1960

British Poetry Since 1960

New Lines 2. Ed . Robert Conquest . Macmillan , 1963 . The New Poetry . Ed . A. Alvarez . Penguin , 1962 . Next Wave Poets . Ed . Desmond Hertzberg . ... Penguin Modern Poets 2. Kingsley Amis . Peter Porter , Dom Moraes .

Author: Grevel Lindop

Publisher: Oxford, [Eng.] : Carcanet Press

ISBN: STANFORD:36105002597545

Category: Literary Criticism

Page: 308

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Categories: Literary Criticism

A History of Twentieth Century British Women s Poetry

A History of Twentieth Century British Women s Poetry

Penguin Modern Poets Vol . 2 , Carol Ann Duffy , Vicki Feaver , Eavan Boland . Harmondsworth : Penguin , 1995 . Penguin Modern Poets Vol . 8 , Jackie Kay , Merle Collins , Grace Nichols . Harmondsworth : Penguin , 1996 .

Author: Jane Dowson

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

ISBN: 0521819466

Category: Literary Criticism

Page: 424

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Categories: Literary Criticism