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Poetry London buy now

Spring 09

Poems

Sinéad Morrissey

Matter

Jamie McKendrick

Natural History • The Perils • Ethics & Aesthetics

Daljit Nagra

The Punjab

Carrie Etter

Over the Thames

Suzanne Cleary

Pascal's Wager

Mick Wood

A Genealogist in the Family • A Good Book • The Square Metre

Julian Stannard

The Parrots of Villa Gruber Discover Lapis Lazuli • Bruno Cuts My Hair in a Place Called Ether • Aubade

Matthew Sweeney

In the Garden • The Twit • The Prize

Kathryn Maris

On Returning a Child to Her Mother at the Natural History Museum • Doubting Thomas

MR Peacock

Seaside Stories

Roddy Lumsden

Sea Air

Marilyn Hacker

Names

John Kinsella

The Decay of Hemispheres: a Defence of Mathematics

MIchael Murphy

Glaucus to Scylla • Half-life • Black on Maroon

Marianne Burton

Behind the Cellar Door

Jay Rogoff

Side Issue • Birthday in Middle Age

John Hartley Williams

The Way

Kathryn Maris

The Tall Thin Tenor

Reviews & Features

Recovering Time

Martyn Crucefix on George Szirtes at Sixty

When the Snake Shed iis Skin

Helen Mort examines the landscape of memory in work by Pauline Stainer, Greta Stoddart and Peter Bennet

Strange Fruit

Luke Kennard celebrates Francis Ponge the underrated master of the prose poem

Love Translated

Peter Robinson welcomes two autumn arrivals: Matthew Mead and John Welch

Use and Consolation

WN Herbert on Glyn Maxwell, Maura Dooley and Leontia Flynn

What is 'Indian'?

John Welch on Indian Poetry written in English

On the Side of Oddness

Tom Chivers finds cross-cultural currents in the work of Matthew Francis, Patience Agbabi and DS Marriott

First Encounters

Sarah Crown welcomes debut collections by Julia Bird, Jill McDonough and Meirion Jordan

Such a Thing as Truth

Bernard O'Donoghue on Seamus Heaney at Seventy