#RivetingReviews: Elżbieta Wójcik-Leese reviews A LITTLE TOUR THROUGH EUROPEAN POETRY by John Taylor
Don’t be misled by the adjective ‘little’ – Taylor’s ‘little’ tour takes us across 288 pages of 34 essays; across…
Don’t be misled by the adjective ‘little’ – Taylor’s ‘little’ tour takes us across 288 pages of 34 essays; across…
As I work my way through an anthology – any anthology really – I almost always find myself struck less…
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