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Translucence

Poetry
  :with time the skin thins; we become more see-through as if the drip —————-of it, passing, was diluting us.…

Trodden Before

Poetry
  From a sequence inspired by a five-page factual report of an Irish Colonel in the Indian Army 1916-1946.  …

The House

Poetry
  Don’t tell me that you’ve never lingered under the eaves of the mystery house, wondering who lives there, conjuring…

Crossing the Border

Fiction
  The fields were sodden from four days of late February rain and the cold dawn air smoked to every…

The Cowsheds

Fiction
  An extract from Arcadian Nights, The Greek Myths Re-imagined, to be published by Duckworth on September 24th 2015  …

Math son of Mathonwy

Fiction
  A re-telling drawn from the Mabinogion It was back in the time in Britain when there were many rulers.…

It’s generally kind

Poetry
  I brought round books and then we just sat in the living room and watched a documentary on silver-backed…

Two Jokers

Reviews
  The Golden Age of Smoking, John Hartley Williams, Shoestring Press, 2014, 79pp, £10 (paperback) Twentyone Men and a Ghost,…

Esquissateurs

Reviews
  Inventing Impressionism: Paul Durand-Ruel and the Modern Art Market National Gallery 4 March–31 May 2015 Photograph of Paul Durand-Ruel…

Waldegrave’s Weather

Reviews
  A Different Kind of Weather: A Memoir, William Waldegrave, Constable & Robinson, 2015, 320pp, £20 (hardback) The political memoir…

Classical Innovator

Reviews
Joshua Reynolds: Experiments in Paint The Wallace Collection 12 March 2015 – 7 June 2015 The most important image in…

On the Scales

Reviews
  The Disappeared, Roger Scruton, Bloomsbury, 2015, 292pp, £11.99 (paperback) Roger Scruton is employing ever more subtle means in his…

Poetry and Terror

Reviews
  The publication of Seamus Heaney’s Selected Poems in two volumes by Faber lends support to the convenient idea that his is…

Diffuse and Disconnected

Reviews
  A Woman Without a Country, Eavan Boland, Carcanet, 2014, £9.95 (paperback) Faithful and Virtuous Night, Louise Gluck, Carcanet, 2014,…

Transactions

Reviews
  Transactions Gillian Ayres: New Paintings and Prints, The Alan Cristea Gallery 13 April 2015 – 30th May 2015 Giacometti…

In The Tarkine

Essays
  ‘It is too far south for spices and too close to the rim of the earth to be inhabited…
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