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Evans-Bush, Katy

 
9781908058324: Forgive the Language: Essays on Poets and Poetry

Synopsis

Happiness, typewriters and the ethics of plagiarism are just three of the subjects under the spotlight in this stimulating book of essays by prolific literary blogger Katy Evans-Bush. Re-evaluations of Ted Hughes and Dylan Thomas jostle alongside a personal recollection of Michael Donaghy, reviews of Wendy Cope, Ian Duhig and Dorothy Molloy, a search for forgotten war poet Eloise Robinson, and practical guides for writers.

Evans-Bush combines the intellectual scholarship of the literary critic with the dynamism of a seasoned traveller in the blogosphere. The result is essential reading for anyone interested in poetry and culture from the turn of the twentieth century to today.

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À propos de l'auteur

Katy Evans-Bush was born in New York. Her publications are Me and the Dead (2008, Salt), Egg Printing Explained (2011, Salt) and Oscar & Henry (2010, Rack Press). Her essays and reviews are published widely; for three years she wrote the digital life column in MsLexia magazine. Her blog Baroque in Hackney was shortlisted for the George Orwell Prize for political writing, and features regularly on top ten lists.

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