Callaloo
Robert Crawford, 20 April 1989
A Field of Vision
by Charles Causley.
Macmillan, 68 pp., £10.95, September 1988,0 333 48229 8 Show More
by Charles Causley.
Macmillan, 68 pp., £10.95, September 1988,
Seeker, Reaper
by George Campbell Hay and Archie MacAlister.
Saltire Society, 30 pp., £15, September 1988,0 85411 041 0 Show More
by George Campbell Hay and Archie MacAlister.
Saltire Society, 30 pp., £15, September 1988,
In Through the Head
by William McIlvanney.
Mainstream, 192 pp., £9.95, September 1988,1 85158 169 3 Show More
by William McIlvanney.
Mainstream, 192 pp., £9.95, September 1988,
The New British Poetry
edited by Gillian Allnutt, Fred D’Aguiar, Ken Edwards and Eric Mottram.
Paladin, 361 pp., £6.95, September 1988,0 586 08765 6 Show More
edited by Gillian Allnutt, Fred D’Aguiar, Ken Edwards and Eric Mottram.
Paladin, 361 pp., £6.95, September 1988,
Complete Poems
by Martin Bell, edited by Peter Porter.
Bloodaxe, 240 pp., £12.95, August 1988,1 85224 043 1 Show More
by Martin Bell, edited by Peter Porter.
Bloodaxe, 240 pp., £12.95, August 1988,
First and Always: Poems for Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital
edited by Lawrence Sail.
Faber, 69 pp., £5.95, October 1988,0 571 55374 5 Show More
edited by Lawrence Sail.
Faber, 69 pp., £5.95, October 1988,
“... Where do you come from?’ asks one of the most important questions in contemporary poetry – where’s home? Answering the pulls and torsions of that question produces much of the verse of Heaney, Harrison and Dunn, but it also produces very different kinds of poetry. Martianism had nothing to do with Mars, everything to do with home, the place where Craig Raine (like Murray or Dunn) feels richest ... ”
