No More Trumpet Blowing
Alan TaylorDispatches from the Literary Frontier
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Hamlet, Hamnet, Damnit
To go, or not to go - that is the question. I am, of course, referring to Hamnet, over which sundry folk have been bawling like bairns in need of a good feed. When I mentioned to a friend who’d seen - and loved - the movie that I was inclin...
Say No More
“Though men in their hundreds of thousands had tried their hardest to disfigure that little corner of the earth where they had crowded themselves together, paving the ground with stones so that nothing could grow, weeding out every blade of...
Man of Many Letters
Who knows how many letters John Updike wrote. James Schiff, editor of John Updike: A Life in Letters (a Christmas gift from the gods), estimates he may have written at least 25,000, of which the present, near 900-page, book is a mere chip o...
Join the Dots: Ian McEwen, TS Eliot and Bob Dylan
At the core of Ian McEwen’s new novel, What We Can Know, is a poem. For some readers, this may not seem particularly appealing; for me, however, it is a gift from the gods. The poem in question is called ‘A Corona for Vivien’, which was wri...
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I have written for newspapers and magazines around the globe. Editor of The Scottish Review of Books and of several anthologies, including The Assassin’s Cloak. Coming soon - Edinburgh: The Autobiography. I am the author of Appointment in Arezzo.
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