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Thursday, 17 October 2013
An infinite variety of form: A review of Allan Kolski Horwitz's There are Two Birds at my Window
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When you scan the title of this volume, you make an important discovery: the personal pronoun is unstressed, and that is the key to appre...
Friday, 14 December 2012
Gail Dendy’s vivid and exhaustive sketch of life: a review of Closer Than That, by John Eppel
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When I first read Gail Dendy’s poems I discerned something dance-like in their cadences, seldom continuous like the above examples, but sp...
Friday, 12 August 2011
Short story form challenges and inspires writers: a report by Leila Bloch on the Cape Town launch of The Edge of Things
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For an anthology of short stories, The Edge of Things includes both depth and scope, with several writers who seem (to varying degrees) una...
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