The Bookwheel
David TomsA journey through my personal library
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#33 - Belfast magic
Since I last posted on here, mentioning the role played by the Child Ballads in shaping two new books by Peter Manson and David Wheatley, a few renderings of my own of some older ballads have appeared online.
#32 - The Handmade Blade, The Child's Ballade
Two new poetry books recently arrived to me here in Norway that I’ve been looking forward to for a while: David Wheatley’s new collection Child Ballad published by Carcanet and a new chapbook by Peter Manson, Self-Avoiding Space-Filling Cur...
#31 - Zones of Interest
Theodor Adorno famously wrote (in an oft-misquoted statement) that “To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric.” Not impossible as it is often rendered but barbaric. He wrote that in 1949 in a particular context. Here is a fuller quote:
#30 - Close to Home: Transclass Irish fiction
Ireland, among European nations, may not be particularly famous for its articulations of overt class politics. Certainly, the perception may hold that class divisions in Ireland are considerably less rigid and decidedly more subtle than tho...
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