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"Sutzkever’s verse, heavily influenced by the hermetic Polish poet Cyprian Norwid, focused more on the self ..."

"As part of this series, Miss MacIntosh, My Darling was read over a year-long period by Marguerite Young’s contemporaries."

"Complete eTexts of Dorothy Richardson’s Pilgrimage Now Available."

"Geoffrey Hill, a poet regularly hailed as the greatest in the English language, died suddenly on 30 June at the age of 84." | "As if to enrage them further, he produced more and more oblique poems." | "There is no vast imaginative rupture between each of those phases, though there is a sad period of silence." | "Testimonies & other articles." | "I’ve been told he lived just long enough to cheer Iceland on." | G.W. Hill, Form 2L [via] | "It turns out he was something of a bluegrass fan." | "On 29th November 2013, I interviewed the poet Geoffrey Hill." | "It is a question that we might ask of Hill’s later poetry." | "He armored the poems." | "The following sermon was delivered at the funeral of Sir Geoffrey Hill." | "Somebody had the imagination to give Palgrave’s Golden Treasury to the policeman’s son."

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