"After Pusan," first published in 1995, is the third panel
(alongside "Blindfold Games" and "Coastwise Lights," also in Faber
Finds) of a triptych of memoirs by Alan Ross. Inspired by Ross's
visit in 1986 to the South Korean coastal city of Pusan, like its
predecessors it gracefully entwines poetry and prose.
'"After Pusan" opens with a thirty-page prose memoir of Ross's]
visit, economically and self-effacingly told, deft in its detail
and tireless in its curiosity... This memoir is more than merely an
adjunct to Ross's other travel writings, though, and more than only
a prelude to the poems which fill the rest of these hundred pages.
"After Pusan" breaks a long silence in his life as a poet; and it
was that visit to Korea... that suggested to him 'that if poetry
was ever going to come again it might do so now.' "PN Review"
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