W.S. Graham speaking towards you
Graham’s work was published by T. This collection of essays covers all aspects of Graham’s work – its critical reception, recent influence and its relations with other developments in the arts, in particular the work of the St Ives School of visual artists.
Criticism, interpretation, etc
viii, 205 p.
9780853235699, 9780853235798, 0853235694, 0853235791
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Notes on ContributorsAcknowledgementsAbbreviations1. Introduction: Contacting Graham - Ralph Pite and Hester JonesListen. Put on Morning2. ‘Listen’: W. S. Graham - Ian SansomFrom The White Threshold3. Graham and the 1940s - Tony LopezFrom The Nightfishing4. ‘Roaring between the lines’: W. S. Graham and the White Threshold of Line-Breaks - Adam PietteFromm The Dark Dialogues5. Abstract, Real and Particular: Graham and Painting - Ralph PiteFrom Implements in their Places6. Syntax Gram and the Magic Typewriter: W. S. Graham’s Automatic Writing - Matthew FrancisFrom To My Wife at Midnight7. Dependence in the Poetry of W. S. Graham - Peter RobinsonFrom Dear Bryan Wynter8. Achieve Further through Elegy - Fiona GreenLetter X – My Dear So Many Times9. Graham and the Numinous: The ‘Centre Aloneness’ and the ‘Unhailed Water’ - Hester JonesFrom Johann Joachim Quantz’s Five Lessons10. The Poetry of W. S. Graham - Edwin MorganFurther ReadingGeneral IndexIndex of Graham’s Works
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