Tag: poetry

Total Results: 19


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09/29/2025 - 1:01am

Literary biographies are on life support Who cares about Tennyson today?

Boyd Tonkin

Thursday, August 14

14.08

Why megaliths still wield power They’re immune to human indignities

Alexander Poots

Wednesday, September 4

04.09

Will Trump make me Poet Laureate?

David Mamet

Wednesday, May 22

22.05

John Betjeman had the last laugh Forty years after his death, he still wields influence

Jonathan Glancey

Thursday, March 14

14.03

Why chicks still dig Byronic heroes The poet's heirs have none of his wit

Sam Leith

Thursday, November 2

02.11

George Michael’s longing for oblivion He shares Emil Cioran's gift for jesting with despair

Lias Saoudi

Wednesday, June 7

07.06

Was New Atheism a mistake? Richard Dawkins on God, vaccines and his poetic spirit

Freddie Sayers

Monday, June 5

05.06

Is anyone at home in Northern Ireland? An ambiguous identity is productive for writers

Aris Roussinos

Thursday, June 1

01.06

Poetry has lost its violence Censorious prudes miss the point of art

Justin Smith-Ruiu

Thursday, December 22

22.12

Why Occultists don’t believe in progress W.B. Yeats's 'A Vision'

John Michael Greer

Friday, November 11

11.11

John Milton’s free speech crusade His vision of liberty is more potent than ever

Andrew Doyle

Tuesday, August 9

09.08

Philip Larkin was a filthy genius Sordid ambiguities come with being human

Nicholas Harris