Typewriters, plagiarism and the poetic line are just three of the
subjects under the spotlight in this book of essays by much-loved
literary blogger Katy Evans-Bush. Studies of Ted Hughes, Louis
MacNeice and Dylan Thomas sit alongside a new look at Keats, a
search for forgotten war poet Eloise Robinson, and practical guides
on poetic technique.Katy Evans-Bush combines the intellectual
rigour of the literary critic with the dynamism of a seasoned
traveller in the blogosphere. These essays place poetry at the
heart of contemporary culture, meeting at the borders it shares
with music, politics and sculpture. She writes about art and life
in a way that is generous, witty and incisive.
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