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PN Review 202November - December 2011Edited by Michael Schmidt
Series: PN Review
Categories: 21st Century Imprint: PN Review Publisher: Carcanet Press Available as:
Poems by:
Jane Yeh, Jean-Paul de Dadelsen, Raymond Quenau, Hester Knibbe, Anne Stevenson, Don Coles, Janet Kofi-Tsekpo, Maurice Rutherford, Neil Powell, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Peter Bland. Plus: *Thomas Day picks a way through altered Mercian Hymns *Carol Rumens talks to Maurice Rutherford *Robert Griffiths on necessary atheisms old and new *Marius Kociejowski meets Martina Evans *Ian Brinton on Jack Spicer *Mark Ryan Smith balances Doughty and MacDiarmid
Awards won by Michael Schmidt
Winner, 2016 Forward Prize for Best Single Poem - Sasha Dugdale's 'Joy', published in PN Review 227 (PN Review 227 )
Praise for Michael Schmidt
'Its pleasures are longer term ones: as you return to it and re-read its substantial selections, you come to appreciate how and what each contributor is working on.'
Jane Routh, The North 66 '...this is the joy of New Poetries VIII: time and again you discover refreshing and compelling new styles and subjects' Jake Morris-Campbell, The Poetry School '...probably the most informative and entertaining poetry journal in the English-speaking world.' John Ashbery 'The most engaged, challenging and serious-minded of all the UK's poetry magazines.' Simon Armitage 'It has attempted to take poetry out of the backwaters of intellectual life and to find in it again the crucial index of cultural health.' Cairns Craig, Times Literary Supplement |
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